Hey there, welcome back to the Get Legit Lawn Shitt Podcast. Today we're talking about the Brianna Taylor decision. The case went to a grand jury in the state of Kentucky.

The attorney general made his findings, made his decision,

and presented that to the public last week.

And there are still a whole lot of feelings about it.

So we are going to talk about that decision, break down what happened, and some of the questions

that have come out since that decision was released.

Friends, there is a lot to talk about today.

So let's get into it.

Hey there, this is Get Legit, Lawn, shit,

and I'm Emily Baker, lawyer for online business I've been a

licensed attorney for over 15 years and I'm a former prosecutor so yeah I know some

shit and we're gonna talk about the legal shit you need to know.

But don't worry, this is not another boring business podcast.

So let's get started. Well, before we get all the way into it, I am recording this addendum to this episode after I recorded the rest of the episode because

shit keeps changing and the attorney general of Kentucky made an additional

statement that we need to talk about real quick and a grand juror in the Brianna Taylor grand jury is asking the court for permission to speak.

Now normally grand jurors are court ordered to secrecy which means they can be criminally responsible

criminally liable if they say shit when they don't have permission to.

In this case an attorney for that particular juror gave a press conference saying that

the grand juror wants to make sure that what was presented to the grand jury is publicly disclosed and that there is a concern

regarding the truth and transparency of the grand jury proceeding. Now some of this I think is addressed in the statement made by the attorney general in Kentucky and that statement that was released after I recorded this episode is, and I'm quoting,

the grand jury is meant to be a secretive body.

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