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By David Feige
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What do you do when the entire culture thinks you're a bunch of crappy lawyers in bad suits who can't get better jobs?Change the culture. Tell the people. This one makes me proud...Mark-Paul Gosselaar got a real-life dose of the public defender's world before assuming the role on TV, in Steven Bochco's TNT "Raising the Bar" series that debuts Sept. 1. Due to the show's cocreator David Feige's ties with his former colleagues in the The Bronx Defenders office in the South Bronx, he relates, "They allowed me to become an intern for a week." ..."Television has had an obsessive focus on prosecutors and high end defense attorneys," he points out. "I thought of public defenders as being schleppy attorneys who only became public defenders because they weren't good enough to go elsewhere...continue to full postFull post as published by Indefensible on August 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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