Handing a lawyer a false document that gets filed in court is a felony charge in criminal court. So why do families say the same conduct gets called "a civil issue" in family court?
In Episode 5 of The Shawn Lee Report, criminal trial attorney Shawn Lee walks through a real Kansas felony charge for exactly that conduct and explains why he argues the criminal code does not stop applying just because the filing happened in a family case. His framework, his analysis, taught at a kitchen-table level.
In this episode: • A real Kansas felony charge: a false document, handed to a lawyer, filed in court • Why Shawn argues "that's a civil issue" is the wrong answer to a criminal act • The Martha Mitchell Effect: the 50-year-old playbook of calling a truthful witness crazy, and the 2022 Netflix documentary that named it • Complaint versus indictment in plain English, walked through on a real federal indictment of a sitting judge • The newspaper investigation that brought down a sitting Missouri attorney general when no prosecutor would touch him, and why the media is a front in the fight against corruption
Episode 6 premieres LIVE Sunday, August 23 at 4 PM CT with a public Q&A with Meg and Shawn right after the episode, inside the same broadcast. Subscribers on Facebook and Instagram get their questions answered first.
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General legal education, not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by this content. The fraud framework presented is Shawn Lee's legal analysis.
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