THE DEFENDER
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When Abramson’s client herds people into a freezer and shoots them to death, he’s the one I can see wearing a swastika--not the state who sentenced him. These “adorable,” “sweet,” “tragic” and “pathetic” guys she’s defending are the inhumane, the unjust, the dehumanizers.
VALERIE A. CAMPBELL
Upland
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