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Deputy Public Defender Gabriel Bassan isn't shying away from his client's prior convictions for attempted murder and arson with great bodily injury. Instead, Bassan is making them the linchpin of his defense in a trial that could send Charley Charles to prison for life. Charles "is the man who became infamous -- notorious -- for setting fire to his own child back in 1983," Bassan told a San Francisco jury in opening statements Thursday. It's a bold strategy that's already creating controversey.
January 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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