The tamburinotalkslaw's Podcast

COVID Vaccine

A COVID-19 vaccine appears to be coming in the next couple of months. Does the law grant employers the power to make it mandatory? In this podcast, Attorney Joe Tamburino discusses this topic:

Floyd Trial

Currently, the trial of the four former Minneapolis police officers accused of killing George Floyd is set to begin in March. Hear from Attorney Joe Tamburino about the motions already floating around this trial: cameras in the courtroom, COVID-19, security issues, and more.

Cameras in the Court Room

Should cameras be allowed in the courtroom during the George Floyd trial? The prosecution team doesn’t think so.

Floyd Trial vs COVID

Attorney Joe Tamburino talks about the different moves that the prosecution could make to overturn the court’s ruling on this matter:

MN Public Safety Current

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and City Council are butting heads over the 2021 budget, specifically concerning the millions of dollars the mayor wants to allocate for the police department while City Council pushes to defund the police. Attorney Joe Tamburino discusses this budget battle here:

Floyd Trial.Court Room Accomodations

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a special courtroom is being constructed to accommodate for social distancing during the George Floyd trial. The judge has stated there might not be enough room left for the public or any family members to attend the trial. Could this affect the jury? Find out from Attorney Joe Tamburino:

Chauvin Case Appeal

The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office has filed an appeal on the district court’s decision to not continue the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Find out more about this appeal and what it could mean for the George Floyd trials:

Presidential Pardons

The topic of presidential pardons has come up once again during Donald Trump’s presidency, but can a president pardon himself, his friends, and his family? What about a general pardon? Find out on our latest segment of Tamburino Talks Law:

Real Housewives Divorce

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne has filed to divorce her husband of 21 years, Attorney Tom Girardi, citing irreconcilable differences. Some people suspect the divorce to be a fraudulent one aimed at protecting assets, however. Can a judge deny a divorce on the basis of suspected fraud? Find out more from Attorney Joe Tamburino:

Floyd Prosecutors Continuance

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and his team of prosecutors are requesting to have the George Floyd trial continued from March 8th to June 7th, partially due to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Attorney Joe Tamburino explains why this is unusual for such a landmark case: