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Best Chicago Criminal Defense Lawyer Michael Leonard on WGN’s Let’s Get Legal on Saturday September 13 2025

Best Chicago Criminal Defense Lawyer Michael Leonard on WGN’s Let’s Get Legal on Saturday September 13 2025. Mike Leonard appeared along with host Jon Hansen to discuss the trending legal cases.

Mike and Jon discuss the attempts to compel Taylor Swift to appear at her deposition in a civil lawsuit involving celebrities Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. They can discuss the limited availability of depositions in criminal cases.

Mike and Jon also discuss the latest update on the Menendez Brothers. Although the brothers were able to obtain a reduction in their sentences such that they are now eligible for parole, they were unsuccessful in their attempts to gain their actual release from custody after the California Parole Board rejected their petitions for release.

Mike and Jon also address the recent increase in conversations involving the death penalty in light of the recent shooting of Mr. Kirk in Utah.

You can listen to this episode/podcast by clicking or cutting and pasting the following link:

Mike Leonard: Taylor Swift, the death penalty, Menendez Brothers | WGN Radio 720 – Chicago’s Very Own

Michael Leonard

Leonard Trial Lawyers

September 17, 2025

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