I'm an advocate. He was the bane of public defenders. I wouldn't piss on you if you were on fire. Lane wishes to correct the record here. I didn't say all defense lawyers.
Lane howls over that line.
The consensus among Reno lawyers such as Magrath and O'Neill, however, is that Lane underwent a transformation upon moving to the bench. In boxing terms, Lane says, he went from being a fighter for the prosecution to a referee in a black robe. As he is in the ring. The Lewis-Akinwande fiasco was Lane's 97th world championship bout, and from the walls of his chambers hangs a gallery of pictures celebrating them. His first heavyweight title fight was Larry Holmes-Ken Norton in '78.