Dr. William James, a New York City Public Schools Educator and author, reveals the must-know warning signs that could keep your kids out of the criminal justice system. Dr. James dives deep into the recurring themes and patterns he’s seen in kids who enter the system, sharing real-world examples and powerful advice on how to recognize early behavioral red flags. Drawing from years of experience working with youth, he explains what every parent needs to look out for to guide their children toward a brighter, safer future.

Justin “Mooch” DeLoretto, a former high-ranking leader of the Mongols motorcycle club, exposes the shocking truth about undercover cops infiltrating motorcycle clubs. Mooch pulls back the curtain on the secretive world of these clubs, sharing firsthand stories of how law enforcement operates on the inside. If you’ve ever wondered what really goes on behind the scenes, this episode will reveal it all—from tactics used by undercover officers to the impact it has on the club and its members.

Attorney Kayla Murphy reveals the truth behind DUI cases, how some cops fabricate evidence, and what really goes on during jury selection. Kayla also shares her thoughts on testifying in your own defense and whether it helps or hurts your case. She dives into some of the weirdest and most bizarre cases she's worked on and she reveals her #1 tip for defendants in a criminal case that could make all the difference.

Jay Heiser recounts the harrowing experience of having his life turned upside down at just 17 years old. Imagine being a teenager, living your life, when suddenly the DEA storms through your door. Jay shares the shocking details of that fateful day, offering a firsthand look at what it’s like to be caught in the crosshairs of a major drug raid at such a young age.

Former narcotics detective Paul Bernd pulls back the curtain on the shadowy world of informants. With years of experience on the front lines of the war on drugs, Paul shares the gritty realities of working with informants, revealing the delicate balance of trust, deception, and danger that defines this critical aspect of law enforcement. From high-stakes operations to moral dilemmas, Paul provides a rare glimpse into the strategies and challenges of managing those who live double lives, navigating the thin line between the criminal world and the justice system.