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Join Nick Somberg on The Liberty Lawyer Podcast as he interviews the relentless criminal defense attorney Takura Nyamfukudza. This episode lays bare the ugly truths about a corrupt system that wrongfully imprisons the innocent and shields its own misconduct. Takura reveals the horrifying extent of government abuse—from fabricated witnesses to blatant police and prosecutorial misconduct—and the epic battles it takes to expose these injustices.

Takura uses the power of the Constitution to fight back against systemic corruption and restore freedom to the wrongfully convicted.

🔗 Topics covered:

Exoneration after 26 years of wrongful imprisonment
How jailhouse snitches and police lies destroy lives
Misidentification: A deadly weapon of the justice system
The DNA evidence the government tried to bury
Fighting against a system designed to crush constitutional rights

This episode is a searing indictment of government overreach and a celebration of those who dare to stand up to it. Watch now!

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Join us on episode number four of the Liberty Lawyer Podcast as we engage in an enlightening conversation with James Gordon Webb—described by XXL Magazine as one of the greatest white allies to Black people ever. James sits down with criminal defense and trial attorney Nicholas Somberg of Somberg Law PLLC, who took on his case pro bono.

James faced criminal charges and up to 93 days in jail for playing NWA's iconic song, "F*** the Police," from his vehicle at a gas station. He played the song in protest after witnessing a Black individual seemingly being pulled over without cause. An officer charged him with a misdemeanor, leading to a courtroom battle that put the First Amendment to the test.

Despite the challenges, justice prevailed. The trial not only underscored the importance of protecting our constitutional rights but also highlighted issues regarding law enforcement's understanding of constitutional protections. This landmark victory for free speech serves as a powerful reminder of the freedoms we must vigilantly uphold.

Don't miss this compelling discussion about civil liberties, legal overreach, and the ongoing fight to preserve our fundamental rights.

Join us on episode number four of the Liberty Lawyer Podcast as we engage in an enlightening conversation with James Gordon Webb—described by XXL Magazine as one of the greatest white allies to Black people ever. James sits down with criminal defense and trial attorney Nicholas Somberg of Somberg Law PLLC, who took on his case pro bono.

James faced criminal charges and up to 93 days in jail for playing NWA's iconic song, "F*** the Police," from his vehicle at a gas station. He played the song in protest after witnessing a Black individual seemingly being pulled over without cause. An officer charged him with a misdemeanor, leading to a courtroom battle that put the First Amendment to the test.

Despite the challenges, justice prevailed. The trial not only underscored the importance of protecting our constitutional rights but also highlighted issues regarding law enforcement's understanding of constitutional protections. This landmark victory for free speech serves as a powerful reminder of the freedoms we must vigilantly uphold.

Don't miss this compelling discussion about civil liberties, legal overreach, and the ongoing fight to preserve our fundamental rights.

Join us on episode number four of the Liberty Lawyer Podcast as we engage in an enlightening conversation with James Gordon Webb—described by XXL Magazine as one of the greatest white allies to Black people ever. James sits down with criminal defense and trial attorney Nicholas Somberg of Somberg Law PLLC, who took on his case pro bono.

James faced criminal charges and up to 93 days in jail for playing NWA's iconic song, "F*** the Police," from his vehicle at a gas station. He played the song in protest after witnessing a Black individual seemingly being pulled over without cause. An officer charged him with a misdemeanor, leading to a courtroom battle that put the First Amendment to the test.

Despite the challenges, justice prevailed. The trial not only underscored the importance of protecting our constitutional rights but also highlighted issues regarding law enforcement's understanding of constitutional protections. This landmark victory for free speech serves as a powerful reminder of the freedoms we must vigilantly uphold.

Don't miss this compelling discussion about civil liberties, legal overreach, and the ongoing fight to preserve our fundamental rights.

Join us on episode number four of the Liberty Lawyer Podcast as we engage in an enlightening conversation with James Gordon Webb—described by XXL Magazine as one of the greatest white allies to Black people ever. James sits down with criminal defense and trial attorney Nicholas Somberg of Somberg Law PLLC, who took on his case pro bono.

James faced criminal charges and up to 93 days in jail for playing NWA's iconic song, "F*** the Police," from his vehicle at a gas station. He played the song in protest after witnessing a Black individual seemingly being pulled over without cause. An officer charged him with a misdemeanor, leading to a courtroom battle that put the First Amendment to the test.

Despite the challenges, justice prevailed. The trial not only underscored the importance of protecting our constitutional rights but also highlighted issues regarding law enforcement's understanding of constitutional protections. This landmark victory for free speech serves as a powerful reminder of the freedoms we must vigilantly uphold.

Don't miss this compelling discussion about civil liberties, legal overreach, and the ongoing fight to preserve our fundamental rights.

Join us on episode number four of the Liberty Lawyer Podcast as we engage in an enlightening conversation with James Gordon Webb—described by XXL Magazine as one of the greatest white allies to Black people ever. James sits down with criminal defense and trial attorney Nicholas Somberg of Somberg Law PLLC, who took on his case pro bono.

James faced criminal charges and up to 93 days in jail for playing NWA's iconic song, "F*** the Police," from his vehicle at a gas station. He played the song in protest after witnessing a Black individual seemingly being pulled over without cause. An officer charged him with a misdemeanor, leading to a courtroom battle that put the First Amendment to the test.

Despite the challenges, justice prevailed. The trial not only underscored the importance of protecting our constitutional rights but also highlighted issues regarding law enforcement's understanding of constitutional protections. This landmark victory for free speech serves as a powerful reminder of the freedoms we must vigilantly uphold.

Don't miss this compelling discussion about civil liberties, legal overreach, and the ongoing fight to preserve our fundamental rights.