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American State Trials, Volume 2

Hosted by John D. Lawson · arts · EN

85 episodesAudience: 4
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"A collection of the important and interesting criminal trials which have taken place in the United States from the beginning of our government to the present day". To the general public this series will certainly appeal as the most interesting and instructive work which has been published in this country for many years. The trial of judicial causes has even more charms than biography and history, for it is a drama of real life. We enter the halls of justice, the judges and jurors are before us, the criminal is brought in, we behold him surrounded by an eager and excited populace; the whole scene passing before the mind's eye as a living and moving picture. There is nothing in the Grecian drama that surpasses, in touching pathos, scenes in the trials and prosecutions of these men and women, sometimes innocent and sometimes guilty, but always awaiting with trembling the verdict of the jury which is to send them back to their families and friends or to the scaffold or prison. Here are th

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Booking probability

30%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is American State Trials, Volume 2 about?

"A collection of the important and interesting criminal trials which have taken place in the United States from the beginning of our government to the present day". To the general public this series will certainly appeal as the most interesting and instructive work which has been published in this country for many years.

Who hosts American State Trials, Volume 2?

American State Trials, Volume 2 is hosted by John D. Lawson. The show has published 85 episodes to date.

What has American State Trials, Volume 2 covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Trial of John Dayton and Thomas Dyer for larceny, New York City, 1817" (4 May 2025, 7 minutes), "Trial of Elizabeth Southard for the murder of William P. Walker, Richmond, Virginia, 1851" (4 May 2025, 25 minutes), and "Action of Patrick Duffey against George E. Matthewson and others for assault and battery, New York City, 1816" (4 May 2025, 7 minutes).

How often does American State Trials, Volume 2 publish?

American State Trials, Volume 2 publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 85 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on American State Trials, Volume 2?

Booking probability for American State Trials, Volume 2 is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. American State Trials, Volume 2 requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. American State Trials, Volume 2's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch American State Trials, Volume 2?

The strongest fits for American State Trials, Volume 2 are Courts, Police & Public Safety. American State Trials, Volume 2 has an arts audience.

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John D. Lawson hosts American State Trials, Volume 2, an arts podcast with 85 episodes published.

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