In this episode of Not Guilty Florida, hosts Andrew Albrecht, Esq. and Landon Stinson, Esq. of Beacon Legal sit down with Randy Etheridge, a veteran criminal defense attorney, to discuss his defense of Kendrick Lewis in a felony murder case.

Kendrick gave the State valuable information—then found himself prosecuted for felony murder. Randy breaks down how the case unfolded, the challenges of defending against a broad felony murder theory, and what it takes to push back when the State stretches liability.

In a straightforward and candid conversation, Randy shares how the defense focused on the facts, the strategy behind the case, and the importance of holding the State to its burden. As he put it: “If the shoe doesn’t fit, you must acquit.”

If you’re a criminal defense attorney, this episode offers a clear look at the realities of defending serious charges when the stakes are as high as they get.

Guest Contact Information

Randy Etheridge, Esq.

Law Office of Randall J. Etheridge, P.A.

3 West Garden Street, Suite 516

Pensacola, FL 32502

Phone: 850-433-3213

In this episode of Not Guilty Florida, hosts Andrew Albrecht, Esq. and Landon Stinson, Esq. of Beacon Legal sit down with Caleb Kenyon, a Gainesville-based criminal defense attorney with Turner O’Connor Kozlowski, P.L.

Caleb joins the show to unpack his role in U.S. v. Greg Carter, one of the eleven defendants indicted in a sweeping federal healthcare fraud conspiracy involving alleged kickbacks tied to compounded medications and TRICARE reimbursements. The case tested not only the limits of intent and conspiracy law but also the government’s approach to charging marketing relationships in the healthcare sector.

A Super Lawyers Rising Star, Caleb brings both intellectual precision and deep compassion to his practice — representing clients in federal and state court across a spectrum of complex criminal matters

Caleb Kenyon - Turner O'Connor …. In this candid discussion, he shares how the defense team navigated the evidentiary maze of multi-defendant litigation, tackled the government’s kickback theory, and ultimately helped secure key acquittals amid a high-profile prosecution.

If you’re a criminal defense attorney, this one’s for you — a rare inside look at federal healthcare fraud litigation from the trenches, where creativity, preparation, and conviction collide.

Guest Contact Information

Caleb Kenyon, Esq.

csk@toklegal.com

352-306-5385