Recent Episodes   Your Privacy Rights A student tapes his roommate engaging in homosexual acts and posts it on the internet, leading to suicide. An assistant Attourney General openly harasses a gay college student. Do privacy rights even matter anymore? Of course they do, and Scott thinks that’s worth fighting for.   A Nation Divided The events of 9/11/2001 brought us together as a nation. But nine years later, it seems we’re more divided than ever. Then, Should Michigan have the Death Penalty? A Killer thinks so. And should people who commit crimes and run face stiffer penalties?   The Case for Legalizing Marijuana As more states move to legalize medical marijuana, Scott makes the case to take things a step further – legalize it completely. Tax it, regulate it, and reduce crime. We’ll hear Scott’s reasoning, as well as from callers both for and against it.   A Conversation with Democratic nominee Virg Bernero Scott goes one on one with Virg Bernero, Mayor of Lansing and Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate, about his campaign and his plan to improve Michigan’s economy. We’ll also hear Scott’s take on the Blagojevich verdict, the Dr. Laura Controversy, and the Ground Zero Mosque. Visit the complete archive...

Scott Weinberg has been an expert guest commentator on Court TV and CBS Radio in Detroit for noted cases including People v. Jack Kevorkian, the Jenny Jones murder case, People v. Donald Debolt and People v. Watts. He’s also a regular guest on major Detroit stations including WXYT, WWJ and WJR.

A graduate of the University of Michigan and the University of Detroit School of Law, Scott is a member of the Michigan and Illinois State Bar Associations.