Media Appearances

Jo-Anna Nieves joins Court TV to analyze closing arguments in the Tracey Grist trial, including the communication evidence and the planted-knife issue. She weighs whether the state met its burden and why the defendant’s decision to testify may not have helped the defense.

Jo-Anna Nieves joins Crime Stories with Nancy Grace to break down the legal issues emerging in the D4vd case. She discusses what the reported burn cage evidence may and may not prove, the role of discovery, and how preliminary hearing timing could affect the case.

Jo-Anna Nieves joins Court TV to analyze the sentencing phase of the Athena Strand case, breaking down key testimony and the factors jurors must weigh in choosing between life without parole and the death penalty.

Jo-Anna Nieves discusses the federal case involving Anna Kepner’s death on a cruise ship, including why it moved to adult court and what that means for the prosecution. She also explains the likely next steps, along with how parental supervision issues and the added sexual abuse allegation may affect the broader legal analysis.

Jo-Anna Nieves discusses the Amy Hillyard case, highlighting key investigative questions involving assumptions, risk factors, and the importance of timeline and witness context.

Jo-Anna Nieves joins Forbes to discuss Pam Bondi’s exit as Attorney General and what it could mean for the Department of Justice.

Attorney Jo-Anna Nieves joins Forbes to break down why Bank of America may be positioned for a significant settlement in connection with the Epstein case. She discusses the legal exposure and institutional risk factors driving the decision.

Attorney Jo-Anna Nieves joins Forbes Breaking News to analyze the reported Bank of America settlement with Epstein accusers. She discusses the allegations against the financial institution, the settlement posture, and whether the case could shape precedent for banks facing similar scrutiny.

Attorney Jo-Anna Nieves joins Court TV to discuss a key discovery dispute in the Kouri Richins murder trial. She explains the prosecution’s disclosure obligations under Giglio and Brady and how impeachment of witness credibility can drive appeal issues.