About this episode

Trey Gowdy discusses the differences between civil and criminal court rules, using the O.J. Simpson case as an example, and shares his favorite golf courses.

How can you lose a civil lawsuit after being acquitted of the same crime in a criminal court? Trey answers listener questions to break down the massive gap between civil liability and criminal burdens of proof, utilizing the infamous O.J. Simpson case as a prime example. Plus, Trey switches gears from the courtroom to the green to share his top five favorite golf courses and open up about his personal golf handicap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

People in this episode

Host: Trey Gowdy

Topics covered

• civil lawsuit
• criminal court
• burden of proof
• O.J. Simpson case
• golf courses
• personal golf handicap

Keywords

• civil lawsuit
• criminal court
• O.J. Simpson
• golf courses
• golf handicap

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