
Joseph Duggar's Cases, Explained
Daniel Rubin breaks down the Florida charges, the Arkansas case involving Kendra Duggar, and what happens next in one of the most high-profile family criminal cases in recent years.
AS SEEN IN THE MEDIA
Los Angeles criminal defense attorney Daniel S. Rubin has been featured as a legal expert and commentator across major national media outlets — from network news to true crime programming. His insight on high-profile criminal cases has appeared in some of the most recognized names in news.






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Daniel Rubin breaks down the Florida charges, the Arkansas case involving Kendra Duggar, and what happens next in one of the most high-profile family criminal cases in recent years.

Daniel Rubin appears on Crime Stories with Nancy Grace to provide expert legal commentary on one of the most disturbing financial crime cases to emerge from Los Angeles.

Daniel Rubin provides expert legal analysis on Court TV's coverage of the Kiss and Kill murder trial, offering insight on trial strategy and criminal defense procedure.

Daniel Rubin weighs in on the prosecution's failed federal case against Sean 'Diddy' Combs, explaining why RICO cases can be difficult to prove and what the verdict means for Combs' continued detention.

Criminal defense attorney Daniel Rubin exclusively told Fox News Digital that Cassie Ventura testifying while pregnant 'could really impact the way some members of the jury view her,' and weighed in on the implications for the prosecution's case.
LEGAL COMMENTARY
Daniel S. Rubin is regularly retained by national and regional news outlets as a legal commentator on the criminal cases that shape the news cycle. From the federal RICO and sex-trafficking prosecution of Sean "Diddy" Combs to the state charges filed against members of the Duggar family, Daniel breaks down indictments, courtroom strategy, and likely outcomes in the same plain language he uses with clients — never in legalese.
His commentary spans the full spectrum of serious criminal practice: celebrity trials, homicide and violent-crime cases, federal financial-fraud and money-laundering prosecutions, RICO indictments, and sex-trafficking cases involving both adult and juvenile complaining witnesses. Producers turn to Daniel when a case involves overlapping state and federal exposure, complex evidentiary rules, or a jury-selection story worth explaining to a general audience.
What sets Daniel apart as a media source is the same thing that sets him apart in court — he actually tries these cases in Los Angeles Superior Court and the Central District of California. He is not a talking head reading a press release. Every opinion is grounded in first-hand experience litigating motions to suppress, negotiating with LA County prosecutors, and standing in front of LA juries. Read his full biography or reach him directly for media inquiries below.
MEDIA INQUIRIES
Producers, journalists, and podcast hosts can reach the firm directly for expert commentary on breaking criminal cases in California and federal court.
TOPIC EXPERTISE
A snapshot of the case categories producers most often ask Daniel to weigh in on. If your story falls into one of these areas, he can typically turn around a same-day comment or on-camera hit.
Commentary on high-profile criminal trials involving public figures — celebrity clients, athletes, musicians, and reality-TV personalities.
Federal sex-trafficking, Mann Act, and racketeering charges — prosecution strategy, evidentiary hurdles, and defense options at trial.
First-degree, second-degree, and felony murder — special circumstances, gang enhancements, and the strategic decisions that drive homicide defense.
Wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering, embezzlement, and other white-collar prosecutions in both state and federal court.
Cases involving minors charged in adult court, family-member co-defendants, and the intersection of dependency and delinquency proceedings.
Same-day reaction to arraignments, verdicts, and courtroom developments in California and federal criminal cases.
WHY MEDIA CALLS
Newsrooms move on tight deadlines. When a verdict drops, an arraignment goes live, or a superseding indictment is unsealed, producers need a lawyer who can be on camera or on the phone within the hour — with an accurate read of what actually happened and what it means. Daniel Rubin has been that lawyer for outlets ranging from Fox News and Court TV to Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, Yahoo Entertainment, and The Daily Caller, providing same-day analysis on the most-watched criminal cases of the year.
Because Daniel actively tries cases in Los Angeles Superior Court and the Central District of California, his commentary reflects how the system truly works — not a textbook summary. He can explain, for example, why a state RICO enhancement differs from a federal RICO charge, how the Mann Act interacts with a modern sex-trafficking prosecution, or why a pre-preliminary-hearing motion may signal a case is about to collapse. That practitioner's perspective is what turns a headline into a story an audience actually understands.
Rubin Law, P.C. also welcomes long-form collaborations — documentaries, podcast series, and investigative features that need a criminal-defense attorney on the record. Producers and journalists can email daniel@rubinlawpc.com or call (213) 723-2337 for same-day scheduling. For background on the firm, see the About page or browse recent case results.