"At night it seemed more like an insane asylum, rather than a jail, because of all the people screaming," the lawyer said.
November 19, 2021 at 10:23 AM
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Litigation Reporter
He started the day in court as a witness for a former high-profile client but ended it behind bars.
Now Columbus attorney Chris Breault said he’s planning to appeal a contempt-of-court charge that left him jailed in what he said “seemed more like an insane asylum” with “a strong smell of feces and vomit.”
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