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Off Air with Ron Chapman

Off Air with Ron Chapman

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Off Air explores the nations legal headlines deeper than the mainstream media.


Off Air is hosted by TV news analyst Ron Chapman. Neil Cavuto called him “Attorney extraordinaire” and he was labeled “ one of the best attorneys I’ve seen in my 20 years on the bench” by federal judge.


With over 175 acquitted counts in federal cases Ron has one of the most prominent trial track records in the nation. He brings real world insights to dive deep into the cases you care about.

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  • A Tish Best Served Cold

    A Tish Best Served Cold
    Aug 22 2025

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    Ron’s New Book: https://open.substack.com/pub/ronaldwchapman/p/truth-and-persuasion-free-sample?r=5ojo21&utm_medium=ios

    For a Deeper Dive: https://open.substack.com/pub/ronaldwchapman/p/letitia-jamess-pattern-problem?r=5ojo21&utm_medium=ios


    Episode Description

    NY just delivered Pam Bondi a 333 page handbook to a civil rights case against Letitia James. Join Federal Trial Lawyer Ron Chapman to go inside the ruling and understand why this case was corrupt from the outset. Learn what’s in store for James and her staff and the DOJ investigation.

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    13 m
  • The End of "Red Flag" Prosecutions

    The End of "Red Flag" Prosecutions
    Oct 31 2024

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    In United States v. Campbell, Ron Chapman argues before the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals against the "deliberate ignorance" jury instruction used in the case of Dr. Campbell, a Louisville physician acquitted of improper prescriptions. The government's attempt to claim willful blindness raises important issues regarding justice and medical practice regulations.
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    14 m
  • Clear and Present Danger? Trump and Biden Convictions Spell a Danger to our Constitution

    Clear and Present Danger? Trump and Biden Convictions Spell a Danger to our Constitution
    Jun 13 2024

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    Donald Trump is now a convicted felon, Hunter Biden is now a convicted felon. If we think this wasn't political, think again. This begs the question, how far is too far when vague statutes are used to wage political warfare with jail as a consequence? Ron takes you into executive expansion, agency power, vagueness in criminal statutes and the several cases up this term before the Supreme court that will determine if the Supreme Court has elected to protect our constitution or destroy it.

    Quote: "As this term progresses and you start to see the Supreme Court strike down the overly broad interpretation of Sarbanes Oxly 800 January 6th defendants will have their convictions impacted..."

    Check out Ron's Book Discussing Executive Overreach: https://ronaldwchapman.com/book

    Contact Ron Here: httys://ronaldwchapman.com
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    39 m
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