In this episode we are discussing the Sean Combs (Diddy) verdict. We talk about the charges, jurisdiction, civil versus criminal actions, the possible sentence, bail, corporate protection, RICO and much more.

Listen and find out our views.

For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com

In this episode we are talking about how certain people "abuse" the court system. What happens when they file baseless petitions and make false allegations? We discuss the Protection from Abuse Act and how many clients use it improperly.

For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com

In this episode we are discussing two current cases regarding missing persons. The first involves a 14 year old girl, Enci “Aubrey” Wu, who snuck out of her parents' home and has not been seen since January 10, 2025. The police have very few leads.

In the second case, a 20 year old college student, Sudiksha Konaski, went missing when she was on spring break in Punta Cana. After a night of drinking, she went swimming with a man she met and she has not been seen since. The police have been questioning the man and investigating his story.

Listen for our take on these cases and the various legal issues involved. For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com

In this episode we are talking about the tragic case of Gabby Petito, who was allegedly killed by her fiancee, Brian Laundrie. This case sparked nationwide media attention and is now the subject of a Netflix documentary. Listen as we discuss the facts of the case and various legal issues.

For more information about Carl M. Knapp, visit www.CKnapplaw.com. To contact the show, email: justlawingaround@gmail.com.

We are entering our 4th Season of the podcast and we have many more exiting topics ahead. In this episode, we give a short preview of what to expect in 2025. Listen and find out what's next!

For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com

Luigi Mangione, age 26, came from a prominent Maryland family. He went to an exclusive private high school in Baltimore and graduated as valedictorian. He attended an Ivy League School (University of Pennsylvania) where he majored in computer science and received a master’s degree in computer and information science. He spent time in a surfing community in Hawaii.

He is now charged with killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. What happened? Listen to hear our thoughts.

Topics include: first- and second-degree murder; ghost guns; reward money; possible defenses; expert witnesses and much more. For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com

In this episode we are discussing the benefits of getting married. Since so many marriages end in divorce (which is messy, expensive and emotionally draining) is there any reason to get married? Would Carl, the divorce lawyer, recommended getting married? What is JimmyJames' position? Listen and find out.

Topics include: is marriage actually good for you, the health and financial benefits of getting married, does marriage make you richer and happier. For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com

In this episode we are discussing two cases regarding whether parents should be charged with crimes because of their child’s actions. The first involves a high-speed car crash in Michigan where a 16-year-old was driving over 100 mph in a residential zone. The driver lost control and crashed into a tree, killing the 18-year-old passenger. The passenger’s parents are pushing for authorities to charge the mother of the driver. In the second case the father of a 14-year-old boy accused of fatally shooting four people at a Georgia high school was arrested and charged with second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter for letting his son possess a weapon.

When should parents be held responsible for the actions of their children? Listen and find out our views.

For more information about attorney Carl M. Knapp, go to www.cknapplaw.com or email us at justlawingaround@gmail.com