Law Review with Steve Smith

["Law Review with Steve Smith examines elder abuse with San Diego attorney Joel Bryant and deputy district attorney Paul Greenwood, starting from the claim that the government describes the problem as an epidemic.", "Greenwood describes murder, kidnapping, trunk confinement for more than 25 hours, sweepstakes scams, and severe neglect, while Bryant explains a nursing-home case that produced stage-four bed sores, sepsis, and a wrongful death claim.", "The guests break down California Penal Code section 368, the 65-plus definition of an elder, dependent adults ages 18 through 64, felony versus misdemeanor charging, and the way the same conduct can trigger both criminal prosecution and civil liability under EDACPA.", "They close with prevention advice on caregivers, account monitoring, Adult Protective Services, mail theft, jewelry theft, and reporting suspicious conduct before money, property, or care can be lost."]

Steve Smith opens Law Review at California Western School of Law by calling the Community Law Clinic a "man bites dog" program because law students work with medical students at a free clinic.

Law Review with Steve Smith brings Daniel Park's The Legal Mind and Glenn Smith's Constitutional Law for Dummies into one conversation about how law resolves disputed facts and ambiguous words.

Law Review with Steve Smith closes 2013 from California Western School of Law with a New Year's roundtable on the biggest legal stories of the year and the fights likely to shape 2014.

Law Review with Steve Smith uses a California Western School of Law panel to examine philanthropy and the legal issues of giving.

Host Steve Smith interviews Justin Brooks and Alex McDonald about the California Innocence Project's work, focusing on the dramatic exoneration of Timothy Atkins after 23 years in prison.

A legal roundtable discussion reviewing the most important legal events of 2012, including social media issues and the Supreme Court's Obamacare decision.

A legal expert panel discusses the complexities of medical marijuana legality in California, including state and federal conflicts.