Trials & Error with Thane Rosenbaum: The Case of Bernhard Goetz

The circumstances surrounding the 1985 case, in which Geotz shot four unarmed African-American teens that were allegedly mugging him on the subway, are eerily similar to recent racially charged shootings. Fordham Law professor Thane Rosenbaum and TV host Geraldo Rivera revisit the controversy and its legacy with three people who were in the courtroom: prosecutor Gregory Waples, defense attorney Barry Slotnick and juror Mark Lesly.