Tetragrammaton In any case or any battle, there's just always a lot of ups and downs.

It's like, you know, people say don't watch the stock price.

It's hard to find a clear road all the time.

It's not as if day one the truth comes out.

It is a battle.

It is a war.

And unless you keep going and going.

But I think ultimately what I believed, you know, as I'm graduating law school, which is

that the truth would come out in a courtroom, if ever, I think that's right.

Does it?

I think so. If the system works right and the people at battle are doing it the right way,

it does. Now, there's parts of this country and this system that are plagued by maybe all of it.

Racism and all sorts of other issues that are endemic in the system, maybe in any society. So I don't want to

say that it works perfectly because, of course, it doesn't. But, you know, if I'm handling a case,

there's enough attention on it and I'm locked in, I think the truth's going to come out.

When there's attention on a case, where would it come from?

Natural forces at work, you know, some people and some issues are more interesting than others,

and so people gravitate towards them.

And then over time, you know, they'll pay more attention to my cases because they're my cases.

If a case is a highly publicized case, does it change anything? It changes a lot because everyone is a

little bit more on edge, especially if they haven't been there before. So you'll see, I mean,

almost always, early on in cases I have when there's attention on it, a judge makes the wackiest

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