ReTrial Podcast

Welcome to ReTrial Podcast where we decode legal history that happened in Dayton, Ohio. These cases, lawyers and stories set the stage for present-day learning across our nation. Hosted by trial attorney & historian, David Greer and Judge Gerald Parker.

ReTrial Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Dayton Bar Association, with 25 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.

Dayton Bar Association hosts ReTrial Podcast, a history show with 25 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Why the Bar?

  May 13, 202629 minS3

  <p><b>Where the Law Becomes Community Season 3, Episode 10 marks the series finale of </b><b>ReTrial Podcast</b><b>—and it’s a reflection on the people, purpose, and community behind the Dayton legal profession. In this episode, we sit down with leaders from the Dayton Bar Association to explore what it truly means to be part of something bigger than your own practice. From mentorship and professional growth to lifelong relationships, this conversation highlights how connection within the legal community shapes careers—and strengthens the justice system as a whole. Hear stories from decades in the profession, insights on why...

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  Episode #9

  Specialized Dockets

  Apr 13, 202629 minS3

  <p>Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Specialized dockets are innovative judicial programs designed to address critical issues within the court system, such as substance use, mental health, or veteran status. These dockets aim to provide tailored interventions that prioritize rehabilitation over traditional punitive measures. Extensive research demonstrates that by focusing on the underlying causes of criminal behavior, specialized dockets foster positive outcomes for both individuals and their communities. These programs involve collaboration between the court, treatment providers, and social services, creating a comprehensive support system for participants. This cooperative approach addresses the individual needs of defendants, helps to reduce recidivism...

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  Episode #8

  Abduction, Kidnapping, Murder: One of the Biggest Trials in Dayton History

  Mar 10, 202630 minS3

  <p>In September 1975, Lester Imhoff — a prominent Dayton furniture store owner — left work and never came home. What followed would become one of the most explosive criminal cases in Dayton history—  making national news. Abduction. Kidnapping. Murder. One of the biggest trials the city has ever seen. A ransom note assembled from children’s alphabet letters demanded $400,000 — more than $2.5 million in today’s dollars. Special guest, retired Judge Dennis Langer, former Montgomery County First Assistant Prosecuting Attorney.</p><p>#LegalHistory #TrueCrime #KidnappingCase #NancyGuthrie #SavannahGuthrie</p>

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  Inside the Jury Box

  Feb 2, 202629 minS0

  <p><b>This episode explores the unpredictable world of jury selection—where shocking admissions, awkward moments, and first impressions collide. Through real courtroom stories, it looks at how authenticity, bias, humor, and human instincts might influence who ends up on a jury, and what voir dire can reveal about the people behind the questionnaires. </b></p>

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  Episode #6

  The Law in Media & Journalism

  Dec 1, 202528 minS3

  <p><b>On this episode of </b><b>Retrial Podcast</b><b>, we dive into a conversation where law and media intersect. Judge Gerald Parker, legal legend Dave Greer, and Dayton’s own James Brown of WHIO discuss the challenges of covering crime and court cases in a society obsessed with quick clips, social media, and sensational headlines.</b></p>

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