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We wrap up Season 2 with a tour through Phil’s office and a roundtable discussion on the justice system with members of the Holloway Law Group. Thanks for listening.

In the Season finale of Sworn, Phil looks back on the people we’ve met and asks them the same question. What does Justice look like to you?

Phil and his team enlist the expertise of two doctors studying the effects of lethal injection on inmates to dig into the definition of cruel and unusual punishment.

The shocking courtroom decision that will change Phil's client's life forever.

What will Phil's client do when faced with an impossible choice?

The beginning of a three-part dive into one of Phil’s most personal cases.

Phil and his team tackle the controversial debate around a legal tool allowing people to plead guilty without admitting guilt.

What happens when sentencing is taken out of judges' hands? And why would an innocent person plead guilty?

DNA evidence, post-conviction victories, and life after prison.

The truth lies somewhere in the middle.

William Richards came home to find his wife murdered. A call to the police made him the number one suspect. Phil and his team catch up with Bill after 23 years in prison.