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Jeff Adachi advising his client in a holding cell behind the courtroom.
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Jeff Adachi defending a client in court. Sometimes the clients make the job even harder.
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Marcos Rangel, receiving encouragement from his public defender, Will Maas, as they plan for Marcos' trial.
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Phoenix Streets in front of the Hall of Justice, San Francisco County Courthouse.
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Independent filmmakers Pamela Yates and Peter Kinoy in their "undercover" attire as members of the legal profession for their production of "Presumed Guilty."
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Independent filmmakers Pamela Yates and Peter Kinoy in their "undercover" attire as members of the legal profession for their production of "Presumed Guilty."
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Carmel Sanger is the victim in the highly publicized Marcos Rangel murder trial, which became known as the "Pink Tarantula Murder" case. Carmel Sanger had actually divorced Robert Sanger at the time of her death and called herself by her maiden name, Carmel Strelein. The District Attorney called her Carmel Sanger throughout the trial.
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Lam Choi was only 17 years old when he was arrested for the murder of a local gang boss. The highly publicized case became known as the "Tenderloin Confidential" case.
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