since the very fact of his guilt was an essential element of his defense. The case was a strange one from beginning to end. Not only was my client guilty of having participated in a crime that resulted in the death of a young woman
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she reloaded and emptied it again into his body. She was found guilty of premeditated murder and asked me to try to get the conviction reversed or reduced to manslaughter.
the Archbishop of Canterbury. Unwilling to bloody his own hands
in which I served as his appellate lawyer. Tyson was convicted of raping Desiree Washington
who persisted in his description of the sexual encounter as rape. His fiancé called my colleague and asked her to advise him. She sought my assistance. We went to the police station where we observed the police interrogation of the young man. As experienced defense attorneys
but it won’t go to trial. What I would do if I were his lawyer is to say
perhaps in his zeal to chalk up a high visibility win
provided legal memoranda to him and his lawyers
Robert Bennett. Bennett allowed his client to be questioned under oath in a deposition about the details of his sex life and to deny that he had sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky. This sworn denial became the basis for an impeachment investigation and opened the way for the...
I was critical of his sexual misconduct while in office. In my book Sexual McCarthyism
Mr. Allen took the photographs of Ms. Previn [Soon Yi] which were discovered on the mantelpiece in his apartment by Ms. Farrow and were introduced into evidence...Mr. Allen in his trial testimony stated that he took the photos at Ms. Previn's suggestion and that he considered the...
which I asked his lawyer to give him. In the letter
” I responded to his latest call. He immediately got down to business. “I love Mia. We were married
“I feel like marching up to his apartment
even though he himself was accused of using his religion to defraud co-religionists. The case involved television evangelist Jim Bakker