On the fourth episode of Chris Cases, Chris Doran interviews Jaime, a man that was accused of and arrested for DUI based on an alleged identification made through the lens of a zoomed-in traffic camera. Eye witness identifications can be powerful pieces of evidence, so the defense had to get creative with this case. Chris and Jaime will talk about how they used the police's own investigatory tactic of a six-pack photo lineup against them to flip the script. This is part 2 of that episode.

On the third episode of Chris Cases, Chris Doran interviews Marc LeBeau, a man that suffered third degree burns all over his body as a result of a DPS Trooper pinning him to the ground on 160 degree asphalt. Prior to this incident, Marc was like many Americans and had a blind trust for law enforcement officers. He will talk about how that perception has changed after this gruesome traffic stop and the civil and criminal cases that followed.

On the second episode of Chris Cases, Chris Doran interviews Bret, a man that was pulled over for a traffic violation that ultimately led to him being arrested and charged with a felony for aggravated DUI. Bret's case was sent to Early Disposition Court where he was faced with a tough decision about whether to plead guilty, waive his constitutional right, or insist on seeing the blood results...but at the cost of having the plea stripped away. Bret will talk about his experience with being pulled over, doing field sobriety tests, and his difficult decision in court.