Jonathan Dwyer is the latest NFL player to be charged with domestic violence (after Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson), and we look at the NFL response, plus the accused racial profiling of Django Unchained actress, Danielle Watts. We also discuss the “hand note” robberies,” racial profiling by police and more in this Crime Time with guest, attorney Mike Cavalluzzi.
GUEST BIO:
Michael Cavalluzzi began his legal career in 1992 as a civil litigator for State Farm Insurance, the largest insurance company in the United States. After winning several jury trials, Mr. Cavalluzzi decided to leave State Farm and focus on the practice of criminal defense. He joined the Public Defender’s Office and quickly established himself as a fearless, creative trial attorney, defending clients in all types of cases, ranging from misdemeanor battery to homicide. Mr. Cavalluzzi is also actively involved in civil litigation, successfully representing a number of personal injury cases.
Having practiced extensively throughout the juvenile justice system, Mike Cavalluzzi is well known in many juvenile courts, where he is on a first-name basis with judges, prosecutors, and probation officers. As a member of the gay community, Mike Cavalluzzi is also an outspoken advocate for the rights of the entire LGBT population.
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EPISODE BREAKDOWN:
00:01 Welcoming Mike Cavalluzzi to Crime Time.
03:15 Is it wrong to suspend a NFL player based simply on allegations of misconduct?
05:17 NFL punishment for domestic violence.
09:45 What constitutes child abuse?
12:00 Should there be sensitivity before labeling the athletes on the news and upsetting the wives and children
15:18 “They’re not better than us,” athletes and normal people
19:20 Police profiling
19:57 Danielle Watts video clip she posted
25:47 Members of the community that get stopped all the time are upset
27:19 People don’t want to believe that police engage in such widespread misconduct
29:17 “Hand note robberies.”
35:16 Thanks and goodbye.