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Tag: section g podcast

The Section G Podcast episode 5: ‘Maybe it should grind to a halt’

The legacy of Judge Frank Shea.
by Nick Chrastil June 19, 2020 Updated January 6, 2021

The Section G Podcast episode 4: ‘You are in the courtroom of Judge Frank Shea’

In this episode, we look at what it was like to be a defendant in the courtroom of Judge Frank Shea.
by Nick Chrastil June 5, 2020 Updated January 6, 2021

The Section G Podcast episode 3: The cauldron

Some grew to love it. Others — ones who threatened to slow-up the breakneck pace of proceedings — weren’t allowed to practice in his courtroom at all.
by Nick Chrastil March 12, 2020 Updated January 6, 2021

The Section G Podcast episode 2: ‘Speedy is his name’

In this episode, we look at Frank Shea’s career, some of its historical context, and talk with a man who watched Shea operate for over 20 years, became his political rival and developed some strong feelings about him
by Nick Chrastil March 5, 2020 Updated January 6, 2021

The Section G Podcast episode 1: Erin Hunter

A series on the life and career of controversial New Orleans Judge Frank Shea during the rise of mass incarceration.
by Nick Chrastil February 26, 2020 Updated January 6, 2021

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