'Crime After Crime'

Scott Shafer

Jan 18, 2011 at

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We talk with local filmmaker Yoav Potash about his new documentary, “Crime After Crime.” The film centers around a domestic violence victim who goes to jail in connection with her abuser’s murder — and the coinciding journey of her two Bay Area lawyers who work to set her free.

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