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Here, which has been horrifying. How did you get wrapped up in the severe typical

doing law in San Francisco? This is a very LA case. That's a fair statement. This is a

very LA case and I've gotten a LA for dummies over the two months of the trial this summer.

So I originally became involved in a case of a Richmond Bay Area rapper, Lazz the Boy,

where it was another case where prosecutors were prosecuting somebody based in part on

their hip hop lyrics, really focusing on it. This was about four years ago and there

was started to be a national conversation around this. It was in New York Times. He's

in an LA Times piece actually to discuss that case. I got a lot more involved in all of

the issues surrounding the prosecution of artists by law enforcement and prosecutors.

I got to know a community of academics, advocates, artists that were all saw this issue happening,

saw it unfolding in our court system, saw the way it was being used to target harass and

prosecute an imprisoned young black artist primarily. What was the description for

Jeff Weiss? I said something about his gatekeeper, a pillar of a gate. Just a watcher,

the guy who's really just been doing the Lord's work documenting LA hip hop nonstop. Regardless

of the extent to which it's popular, like this doesn't really matter so much to Jeff. He's

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