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    VINNIE
    POLITAN

    Court TV anchor Vinnie Politan is a lawyer, former prosecutor and EMMY® Award-winning legal journalist. Vinnie has been covering crime and the pursuit of justice for over 20 years.VIEW MORE

    What's VINNIE up to?
    What's VINNIE up to?
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    SEEMA
    ◊YER

    Court TV anchor Seema Iyer is a former New York City prosecutor and defense attorney who moved to a successful career in television. Seema specializes in forensic technology, science, medicine and psychiatry.VIEW MORE

    What's SEEMA up to?
    What's SEEMA up to?
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    JULIE
    GRANT

    Court TV anchor Julie Grant served as a prosecutor in Pittsburgh before becoming legal editor at CBS in the steel city. Specializing in trial advocacy, Julie also taught at Temple University’s law school.VIEW MORE

    What's JULIE up to?
    What's JULIE up to?
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    YODIT
    TEWOLDE

    With an established career as a trial attorney and staunch advocate for criminal justice reform, Court TV’s Yodit Tewolde has provided legal expertise and analysis for multiple national news outlets. She’s also a former associate judge in Dallas.VIEW MORE

    What's YODIT up to?
    What's YODIT up to?
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  • LAW 101

    In court you might hear someone yell, "Objection, hearsay!" Vinnie Politan and Julie Grant explain exactly what exactly that means.

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    Lawyers are responsible for “discovery” in a trial. Vinnie Politan and Seema Iyer explain the significance of the legal term.

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    There’s a lot of different names for the first time someone appears in front of the judge. But as Vinnie Politan and Seema Iyer will tell you, they all have different meanings.

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    There’s a big difference between being charged with a misdemeanor and a felony. Vinnie Politan and Chanley Painter explain the difference between the two, and ultimately why you want to avoid both.

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