He's a former cop who never finished college and attended an unaccredited law school. Yet fellow attorneys and judges say they'd phone him straightaway if trouble ever found them. "If I shot somebody, Jim Collins would be the first person I'd call," says one San Francisco Superior Court judge. James Patrick Collins moves with seamless ease through busy courtrooms, judges' chambers and even across police lines. He is a highly skilled trial attorney, envied for negotiating extraordinary plea deals.
November 24, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
He’s a former cop who never finished college and attended an unaccredited law school at night. Yet fellow attorneys and judges say they’d phone him straightaway if trouble ever found them.
“If I shot somebody, Jim Collins would be the first person I’d call,” said San Francisco Superior Court Judge Anne Bouliane.
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