In this episode of The Middle Ground Radio Show, host Tom Letizia welcomes back Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson for a timely and in-depth discussion on the current state of justice in Southern Nevada.

Joined in-studio by Tom’s son Russell Letizia, the conversation explores the Nevada Legislature’s recent decision not to advance AB66, a bill that would have added more judges to relieve the growing strain on the courts. DA Wolfson shares his insights on the consequences of judicial overload, the role of prosecutorial discretion in today’s political climate, and how national legal trends are shaping local justice—including commentary on judicial accountability in light of recent headlines involving Michelle Fiore.

With experience, transparency, and direct answers, Wolfson offers listeners a rare inside look at the challenges and responsibilities of running Nevada’s largest law firm.