Aug 30, 2026 · 19 min · 10 segments
Attorney Mark Geragos and Los Angeles Magazine reporters Lauren Conlin and Taylor Parise discuss the cases they’ve been covering from inside the courtroom: the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial in…
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And it's, it's funny when he walks, I've seen some of your videos and when he walks out of the courthouse and others videos, I mean, he's just like giving people pounds.

Also this era that we're in where lawyers are considered almost quote famous and they're, they're considered celebrities that people want photos with.

Interesting, I guess, especially when they're defending certain people, which obviously, you know, we respect that.
A lot of like people were really people were going up to Blair Burke in court and asking her questions and very interested in her.

And for those that don't know, Taylor and I covered the David preliminary hearings together, which were really brutal.

And, you know, the dirt case is incredibly sad, but I don't think that you are subjected to autopsy photos or any rule, you know, anything like, like that.
We saw one autopsy photo to prove, to show where the bullets hit, but it was nowhere near what was seen in the David Anthony Burke case.

And obviously this is very tragic and very awful, and I can't imagine being his family sitting in court looking at that.

And it's, it's funny when he walks, I've seen some of your videos and when he walks out of the courthouse and others videos, I mean, he's just like giving people pounds.

Also this era that we're in where lawyers are considered almost quote famous and they're, they're considered celebrities that people want photos with.

Interesting, I guess, especially when they're defending certain people, which obviously, you know, we respect that.
A lot of like people were really people were going up to Blair Burke in court and asking her questions and very interested in her.

And for those that don't know, Taylor and I covered the David preliminary hearings together, which were really brutal.

And, you know, the dirt case is incredibly sad, but I don't think that you are subjected to autopsy photos or any rule, you know, anything like, like that.
We saw one autopsy photo to prove, to show where the bullets hit, but it was nowhere near what was seen in the David Anthony Burke case.

And obviously this is very tragic and very awful, and I can't imagine being his family sitting in court looking at that.
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