Frank Carter has done nothing wrong, and the only thing that he can do is to protect and defend a client who hired him to represent him vigorously within the bounds of the law.

It's fair to say that [Carter] did testify completely and thoroughly and accurately about every question that was presented to him.

What's Wrong with Frank Chin?

The government over-charged in this case. They underestimated the difficulty in proving these elements. They focused more on unreliable evidence.

It is a bittersweet experience to, on the one hand, have to testify against a client on the basis of a subpoena. But on the other hand, once you have exhausted your legal options, you are forced to, and will readily comply with, the law.

I want to talk about the responsibility that comes with the opportunity to study at the University of California at Merced. It's not enough to attend the school, to get a high-quality education and then focus selfishly on your own goals.