Baez is brilliant. I like him. He gets results. He is exactly the kind of lawyer everyone wants, totally committed to his client and thinking 10 steps ahead.
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I see him as more of a used car salesman who keeps selling gullible people really crappy vehicles which (going by the blood splattering their windshields and smearing their bumpers) have obviously been involved in hit and runs.
To take the analogy a step further, he tells them it's a mixture of paint and the entrails of suicidal, kamikaze squirrels, so they buy the vehicles and drive them away instead of leaving them in the junkyard where they belong.
It's just a strange coincidence that a similar car was seen mowing down an old lady a week earlier.
After all, they have to be fair. To the car, not the old lady.