Crime & Punishment: Jury watches video of deadly moment in fight over loud music
The murder trial has begun in Florida for Michael Dunn. Police say he opened fire into a SUV full of teenagers after arguing with them for playing loud music. 17-year-old Jordan Davis was killed. Tory Dunnan was in court and has the latest.
Anderson discusses this with Former Federal Prosecutor Sunny Hostin and Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Geragos.
Justin Bieber’s latest legal trouble
Justin Bieber turned himself in at a Toronto police station. He is accused of assaulting a limo driver. That's on top of the D.U.I. arrest in Miami and the alleged egging of a neighbor's mansion in California. Randi Kaye has the latest.
Anderson discussed the situation with former Federal Prosecutor Sunny Hostin and Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Geragos.
What's next for Justin Bieber?
Justin Bieber is now charged with drunken driving, resisting arrest and driving without a valid license. The 19-year-old pop star’s arrest is just the latest in a string of recent public missteps. Anderson discussed Bieber's troubles with Dr. Drew Pinsky and Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Geragos.
Case of pregnant woman on life-support in Texas goes to court
Tomorrow the husband of Marlise Munoz will ask a judge to order that she be removed from life support machines. Her family says she is brain-dead; but the hospital that is caring for her says a Texas law requires that she be kept on life support because she is pregnant. Ed Lavandera has the latest on tomorrow's emergency hearing.
Anderson discussed all of this with legal analysts Sunny Hostin and Mark Geragos, Dr. Lisa Masterson and children's advocate Areva Martin.
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House of Cards Executive Producer: "'Truth is Stranger than fiction' applies to politics more than anything else"
Beau Willimon knows political characters. He's the executive producer of the hit show "House of Cards." With people like Rob Ford, Chris Christie, and Robert McDonnell churning out headlines, he has plenty of material to work with.
Sunny Hostin: It certainly doesn’t change the legal analysis
Attorneys: Fetus of pregnant, brain-dead mom is "distinctly abnormal"
Marlise Munoz was 14-weeks pregnant when she collapsed from an apparent blood clot. Her family says she is brain-dead, which means legally dead. Previously she and her husband had discussed being in precisely this kind of situation; neither wanted to be kept on life-support machines. However, under Texas law, because she is pregnant, the hospital is refusing to take her off life-support until a baby can be delivered. Now, her family is releasing new information about the fetus's condition.
Anderson discussed this with legal analysts Sunny Hostin and Mark Geragos, along with OB-GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson.
Deadly moments after the Asiana crash
Cameras were rolling as first responders arrived to help the victims of Asiana Flight 214. One camera was mounted on a helmet, another on a robot. They are shedding new light on how one young woman survived the crash, but did not survive the rescue.
Anderson discussed all of this with Legal Analysts Jeffrey Toobin and Mark Geragos.
The movie theater killer's self-defense claim
Could Florida's "stand your ground" law come into play in the case of a retired cop who fatally shot a man in a movie theater? Police say he fired his gun during an argument over texting. Now another couple is stepping forward and claiming they had a run-in with the suspect days earlier, at the same theater. Martin Savidge has the latest on the case.
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Friends of movie theater shooting victim Chad Oulson are uniting to help his family. In a web exclusive interview Joe Detrapani shared his memories.
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