This is part 1 of my interview with acclaimed Defense Attny Tony Serra.  Tony has been named one of the best trial lawyers of the 20th century and has defending clients pro-bono ranging from Huey Newton of the Black Panthers, to "Brownie Mary" a little old lady arrested for bringing marijuana brownies to hospice patients.  Having taken a vow of poverty himself, he is the defense attorney of the underdog and many of his cases have had national significance.


Research for this episode came from "Lust for Justice: The Radical Life and Law of J Tony Serra" by Paulette Frankl.

Written, hosted, edited, and produced by Quinn VanAntwerp
Special Thanks to Laurel Near, Nancy Schaeffer, and Mackenzie Bell for their help with this episode.