Since The Puffy Combs Case In New

Black Jurors Sit On Juries Every Day And Convict Black People Every Day.

I'm A Big Believer In The Fact That Life Is About Preparation, Preparation, Preparation.

I Decided I Wanted To Be A Lawyer When I Was 11 Years Of Age.

If You Commit Perjury In A So-called First-degree Murder Case, And You're Caught Red-handed For The Entire World To See, And You Get Only A $200 Fine, What Kind Of Message Does That Send About Lying In Our Courts?

I'm From The South, Where If You Walk Down The Street And There's Somebody Behind You Talking With A Southern Accent, You Can't Tell Whether It's A Black Or A White Person.