[ReignOfError]

Really? I've been watching Nasty Grace for years now. When she perceives someone is "guilty" she goes for the throat and never lets up.

I don't recall a single case in which she argued for the position that a suspect or defendant was not -- or even might not be -- innocent. She's more a zealot than a lawyer, and as a prosecutor had a reputation for stretching the rules to their limit to get a conviction. She doesn't have a lot of fans in the Atlanta legal community, even among prosecutors.

[spectre]

"She's more a zealot than a lawyer".

I like that!

sw

[ReignOfError]

I don't recall a single case in which she argued for the position that a suspect or defendant was not -- or even might not be -- innocent

Oops. Make that last word "guilty."

[Jane Austen]

The closes I recall is when a few suspected and one person accused Howrowitz (not sure of the name) of murdering his wife. NG came to his defense. Later a neighbor was convicted.