To believe federal prosecutors, Charles Daum was a win-at-any-cost defense lawyer, willing to leap over ethical rules even commit a crime to keep a client out of prison.
The U.S. Justice Department last year charged Washington attorney Daum and two private defense investigators with carrying out a scheme to dupe jurors in a federal drug case through staged photos and perjured testimony that pinned blame on another person.
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