Note My Objection
JUDGE GILDEA: NO GAMES IN MY COURT
Jul 2, 202632 min
Breaking down my thoughts on what Judge Gildea's words to the attorneys actually mean
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Hosted by Attorney Katherine Loftus, Note My Objection dives into the intersections of life, law, and politics with sharp insight and unapologetic honesty. From courtroom drama to cultural debates, Katherine brings the unique combination of an attorney’s perspective and a citizen’s curiosity to each and every conversation. Tune in for thought-provoking discussions, expert analysis, and candid commentary that challenges assumptions and spark new ways of thinking
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