Word: client
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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James W. Lawson, Lee's attorney, said his client would voluntarily surrender and enter a plea of not guilty...
...attorney said his client would plead not guilty to the charges. Sword's lawyer did not return several phone calls...
Asked if his client would stick to his original story--that he used the money to pay off old Evening With Champions debts--Lawson said he thought it was "premature to make those observations...
...point a wily middleman recommends that Boone employ a seer. Are his visions guaranteed to be accurate? Errors do occur, it is admitted. "What if a devil or a witch or an angry ancestor interferes with the divination process for its own purposes, maybe to mislead the client with a false message?" What if, indeed? The author's fizz of comic energy is as wild and scornful as Richard Condon's, back when Condon was young and frisky. And as was true with such daft Condon fables as Some Angry Angel, Dooling's story has no detectable point or purpose...
When it was all over, the defense counsel spoke. Sad-eyed, indignation banked to a mere smolder, Robert Shapiro argued that all the accusations laid against his client were the worst kind of circumstantial evidence -- evidence that could be read as innocence as well as guilt, and the court should have "little difficulty in deciding that this certainly is not a case of any premeditated murder by anyone." In fact, he declared, there was insufficient proof that O.J. Simpson was guilty of anything...