Posts Tagged ‘Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud’
Homewrecker Law Rare but Real: Josh Kolsrud Breaks Down the Lawsuit Against Kyrsten Sinema
Defense attorney Josh Kolsrud explained that the lawsuit against former U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema is based on North Carolina’s alienation of affection, or “homewrecker,” law—an unusual statute that most states abolished long ago. He noted that these laws trace back to English common law, when marriage was viewed as more than a personal relationship and was tied to social standing and property rights. While largely outdated elsewhere, Kolsrud emphasized that the law remains valid and enforceable in North Carolina.
Read MoreWhy Prison Time Was Inevitable: Josh Kolsrud Explains the April McLaughlin Sentence
Defense attorney Josh Kolsrud explained that while the animal abuse allegations sparked public outrage, the length of April McLoughlin’s prison sentence was largely unavoidable because of her financial crimes. He noted that McLoughlin was convicted of multiple felonies committed on different dates, a legal circumstance that requires a judge to impose a prison sentence under Arizona law. According to Kolsrud, animal cruelty charges by themselves generally carry far lighter penalties and would not typically result in years behind bars.
Read MoreJosh Kolsrud on the Brianna Aguilera Investigation: “Follow the Facts”
In a recent Court TV discussion, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud shared his perspective on why Austin police reached a suicide conclusion in the death of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera—and why, in his view, that conclusion isn’t inherently unreasonable based on what investigators have described so far.
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Insights on the Anna Kepner Cruise Ship Death
In a recent Court TV appearance, Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud shared legal insights on the investigation into the death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner aboard a cruise ship. Below is a summary of the case background and highlights of Kolsrud’s perspective.
Read MoreCourt TV Appearance: Josh Kolsrud on the Trinity Poague Verdict
Criminal defense attorney Josh Kolsrud joined Court TV to discuss the guilty verdict in the Trinity Poague case, where Poague—a former Georgia pageant winner—was convicted on five of six counts and sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years for the death of her boyfriend’s 18‑month‑old son.
Read MoreWhat’s Next for the NBA Gambling Scandal? Attorney Josh Kolsrud Breaks It Down With Mike Broomhead
The airwaves have been abuzz with the shocking news of the arrests of prominent Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, and former NBA player Damon Jones. The trio, now facing an array of federal indictments related to organized gambling schemes and rigged poker games, are at the center of a legal firestorm. In a recent interview on KTAR News with Mike Broomhead, veteran criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Josh Kolsrud was asked to cut through the sensationalism and shed light on what these cases really mean from a legal standpoint.
Read MoreInside the NBA Gambling Scandal: Josh Kolsrud’s Legal Take With AZ Family News
The basketball world was rocked as news broke that current and former NBA players, a coach, and alleged organized crime figures had been swept up in one of the most expansive federal sports betting indictments in memory. On AZ Family News, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud offered a candid and seasoned legal perspective, cutting through the headlines to explain what these charges truly mean and how the court drama will unfold.
Read MoreHow AI is Reshaping Criminal Investigations and Fraud: Insights from Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud
October 16, 2025 – Fox10 News Phoenix Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming every industry, but few areas feel its impact as sharply as the criminal justice system. During a recent appearance on Fox10 News in Phoenix, Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud discussed how AI-generated images, voices, and analytical tools are both empowering law enforcement and…
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud’s Continued Media Success 162 Interviews And Counting
“It’s been a heck of a year full of media! 162 interviews and counting. Excited and humbled, and can’t wait to see what the rest of the year brings” – Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud In Arizona’s dynamic legal landscape, few names have become as recognizable as Josh Kolsrud — a leading Phoenix Criminal Defense Attorney…
Read MoreWas Firing Jimmy Kimmel Legal? Attorney Josh Kolsrud’s Take
Attorney Josh Kolsrud was asked to clarify the legal framework surrounding Jimmy Kimmel’s indefinite suspension from ABC—a decision that has ignited passionate discourse about the boundaries between free speech and employer prerogatives.
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Weighs in on the Kaiser Child Drowning Case
The tragic drowning death of 3-year-old Trigg Kaiser in Chandler, Arizona, has become the center of public attention—not only due to the heartbreaking loss, but also because of the possibility of criminal charges against Trigg’s father, Brady Kaiser. The case is under review by the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, with a focus on whether Brady’s actions rise to the level of criminal negligence.
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Discusses the Brady Kaiser Case
Recently, our founding attorney, Josh Kolsrud, spoke on Fox 10 about the tragic case involving the accidental drowning death of young Trigg Kaiser and the potential prosecution of his father, Brady Kaiser.
While the incident itself is heartbreaking, Attorney Kolsrud’s analysis helps shed light on the legal complexities that surround such cases, and the importance of measured, responsible decision-making from prosecutors and law enforcement.
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud’s Comments on the “Honor Killing Trial” in Lacey Washington
Defense attorney Josh Kolsrud offered his insights on the ongoing “Honor Killing Trial” in which Ihsan and Zahraa Ali are accused of attempting to kill their daughter. Kolsrud’s analysis focused on the challenges the prosecution faces in proving intent, given the chaotic nature of the altercation and the judge’s ruling against mentioning “honor killing” or “arranged marriage.”
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