Injustice for All with Robert Simels

Robert Simels is a former New York City criminal defense attorney renowned for his unwavering commitment to protecting the rights of the accused. Over the course of his decades-long career, Simels handled some of the city’s most challenging and high-profile cases, building a reputation as a formidable advocate with an exceptional 90% success rate in criminal trials. As the host of Injustice for All, Simels brings his wealth of experience and insider perspective to an unfiltered examination of the American criminal justice system. Drawing on firsthand accounts, legal insight, and stories from the front lines of the courtroom, he sheds light on the structural flaws, hidden agendas, and human consequences that too often go unchallenged. Having witnessed the system at its best and its worst — including facing his own legal controversies — Simels now uses Injustice for All to confront uncomfortable truths, ask difficult questions, and give voice to those silenced

Injustice for All with Robert Simels is a society podcast hosted by Robert Simels, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Robert Simels hosts Injustice for All with Robert Simels, a society show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #16

  Navigating Mental Health in the Criminal Justice System

  Mar 5, 20261h 20mS0

  <p>Mental Disabilities in Criminal Defense and DOJ Appointment Controversies</p><br /><p>Host Robert Simels introduces his background as former prosecutor, longtime defense attorney, and former inmate, then criticizes prosecutorial ethics and discusses legal challenges tied to Trump DOJ U.S. attorney appointments, including the Comey prosecution where U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan allegedly secured an indictment without a grand jury vote and related appointments-clause disputes likely headed to appellate courts. Simels then interviews New York-based defense attorney Elizabeth Kelley, who practices nationwide representing clients with serious mental illness, intellectual/developmental disabilities (including autism and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder...

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  Episode #15

  Behind Bars: A Deep Dive into America's Prison System

  Mar 3, 20261h 18mS0

  <p>Inside the Federal Bureau of Prisons: Leadership Turmoil, Sentencing Reality, and Why the System Fails</p><br /><p>Host Robert Simels introduces “Injustice for All” and criticizes Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI head Patel for using personal attacks and avoiding answers in congressional hearings, including on the Epstein files, arguing this undermines public trust and transparency despite FOIA’s limits. Simels also cites politicized or flawed prosecutions (including an indictment of James Comey), a judge forced to resign in New Hampshire, and a ruling finding Alina Habba’s appointment as New Jersey U.S. Attorney illegal, potentially tainting cases. H...

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  Episode #14

  Behind the Scenes of Goodfellas: A Journey from Courtrooms to Hollywood

  Feb 27, 202644 minS0

  <p>Goodfellas Anniversary, Prosecutorial Power, and Alleged Politicization of U.S. Justice</p><br /><p>Host Robert Simels opens “Injustice for All” by marking the 35th anniversary of Goodfellas and recounting his role in events that led to the book and film. He describes being appointed in May 1980 to represent Henry Hill, learning Hill was a key link to the Lufthansa Airport robbery investigation, and negotiating Hill’s witness protection deal by demanding dismissal of Nassau County charges and no federal prosecution. He then explains how he and Hill agreed to split interest in Hill’s life story, how Simon & Schuster...

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  Episode #13

  The Truth About Mamdani's Justice Reform Proposals

  Feb 24, 202651 minS0

  <p>Host Robert Simels of “Injustice for All” addresses Mr. Mandami, saying his criminal justice reform proposals are unrealistic and offering to explain why. Simels emphasizes the importance of defense attorneys “testing” the system, citing John Adams defending British soldiers after the 1770 Boston incident as an example of rule of law over mob rule. He also points to the Fulton County, Georgia Trump election-interference case, describing how defense investigation revealed a conflict involving DA Fani Willis and a special prosecutor, leading the Georgia Supreme Court to disqualify Willis and her office and, in Simels’ view, effectively ending the case.</p><br /><p>Si...

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  Episode #12

  Beyond the Beats: The Untold Story of Murder Inc.

  Jan 30, 20261h 31mS0

  <p>In this episode of 'Injustice For All,' host Robert Simels interviews his friend Chris Lorenzo, known to the public as Chris Gotti, co-founder of the music label Murder Inc. Alongside his brother Irv Gotti, Chris discusses their journey in building Murder Inc., which featured artists like Ashanti and Ja Rule. They delve into the federal prosecution they faced in the early 2000s due to alleged connections with narcotic trafficker Kenneth 'Supreme' McGriff. Throughout the interview, Chris explains the experience of being indicted, the impact on their business, and surviving the legal battle until their acquittal. Furthermore, the episode...

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