The 1968 Chicago Protests - I Regret Nothing | 3 (Ad-free)

A special series with Legal Wars. The whole world was watching, and that’s exactly what the defendants wanted. As the end of 1969 approached, the Chicago 8 had become the Chicago 7. Bobby Seale, a Black Panther, had been removed from the trial in a brutal spectacle by Judge Julius Hoffman. The remaining defendants would respond by turning the courtroom upside down, much to the delight of the national media. Counterculture celebrities Allen Ginsberg and Norman Mailer would take the stand. And in the end, it was the establishment that would be put on trial. Check out Legal Wars for more stories behind America’s most famous courtroom battles. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.©2022 Wondery (P)2022 Wondery

Incomplete

I have gone threw 30 or so episodes and have noticed a distinct bias. all the information presented is true but incomplete giving the appearance of “cherry picked” facts, This may lead one to form an inaccurate understanding of historical events. The performance is excellent and entertaining but should not be considered a fully accurate depiction of the events, much like a TV series “based” on actual events.