In this episode of The Lawmas Podcast, attorneys Lauren and Lacey dive into critical aspects of the Alex Murdaugh murder trial.

Key Topics Discussed:

• The decision-making process behind defendants taking the stand
• How social media evidence, particularly Snapchat, impacted the case (be careful with what you put online!)
• The authentication process for digital evidence in court
• The evolving landscape of digital evidence in criminal cases.

Personal Insight:

• Lacey shares her unexpected encounter with Alex Murdaugh during a prison visit
• Discussion of Murdaugh's physical stature and its relation to evidence trajectories
• Lauren and Lacey both share their opinions on Murdaugh's involvement in the crimes

Additional Notes:

• Moselle property is now on market for approximately $2.5 million!
• Send us your thoughts on Murdaugh's decision to testify.

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This week on The Lawmas Podcast, Lauren and Lacey open with a question on Estate Planning & Powers of Attorney. They discuss wills for single individuals without children, recommendations for everyone over 18 and the importance of having someone able to handle bills and accounts if incapacitated.

Now on to the episode topic: Britney Spears' Conservatorship!

The Lawmas cover:

• California vs. South Carolina conservatorship laws
• Multiple doctors involved in declaring incompetence
• Issues with Jamie Spears (Britney's father) as conservator:
  • History of exploitation
  • Past lawsuits and creditor issues
  • Alcoholism
  • Financial abuse of Britney since childhood

There are several key issues with conservatorship:

1. No attorney choice for Britney
2. Complete loss of bodily autonomy
   • Forced IUD
   • Controlled diet/food intake
3. No privacy in medical treatment
   • Father could access therapy notes
   • Could attend therapy sessions
4. More restrictive than typical conservatorships

Background Context on Britney Spears:

• Early exploitation as child star
• History of trauma
• Postpartum depression
• Lack of support system
• No opportunity for normal young adult development

Current Status:

• Still showing effects of conservatorship trauma
• Behavioral patterns reflecting stunted emotional development
• Questions about potential for full recovery

Be sure to watch and listen to Upcoming Episodes on:

• Scott Peterson
• Michael Ohr case
• JonBenét Ramsey case
• Other pop culture legal cases

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This week's starts a series of high profile case episodes. Lacey & Lauren discuss the case in South Carolina where Jamie Komoroski received a 25-year maximum sentence after pleading guilty to felony DUI resulting in death and great bodily injury. The incident involved hitting a golf cart carrying newlyweds, killing the bride.

Lauren & Lacey cover:

• A follow-up on the question about South Carolina parole board appointment process
• An analysis of Komoroski's sentencing and motion to reconsider
• The comparison with similar DUI cases and sentencing disparities
• A discussion of mandatory minimums vs. education for prevention
• And advice for parents and young adults regarding safe transportation

Case Details:

• Defendant: Jamie Komoroski
• Charges: Felony DUI with death, DUI with great bodily injury
• Sentence: 25 years (maximum)
• Circumstances: Hit golf cart carrying newlyweds, bride killed
• Motion to reconsider filed citing: no prior record, absence of intent, addiction treatment, remorse

Legal Discussion:

• Different DUI charge levels explained
• Concurrent vs. consecutive sentencing
• Sentencing disparities in comparable cases
• Impact of age and circumstances on sentencing
• Role of judicial discretion and bias

Resources:

• Current SC mandatory minimum for felony DUI with death: 1 year
• Maximum sentence: 25 years

Preventive Measures:

• Importance of ride-sharing options
• Parent strategies for encouraging safe choices
• Need for better youth education about legal consequences

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