By Kerry Gough
Years ago, when I was a fledgling criminal defense attorney, I had the rare honor of being retained to represent an innocent man. At least he claimed to be innocent. My client, who must remain anonymous and will be referred to as Dimwit, was accused of armed robbery of a gasoline station in Fremont, just off Interstate 880. Dimwit was arrested jus...
Years ago, when I was a fledgling criminal defense attorney, I had the rare honor of being retained to represent an innocent man. At least he claimed to be innocent. My client, who must remain anonymous and will be referred to as Dimwit, was accused of armed robbery of a gasoline station in Fremont, just off Interstate 880. Dimwit was arrested jus...
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