I Think The Law Changes, Which Is

The Ideal Time For Writing A [television] Script Is Four Days, Though Sometimes It Has To Be Two Or Three Days Depending On The Deadline. If It's Two Days, Sometimes There Are Things I See That Don't Work As Well. If I Have Two Weeks, The Scripts Get Kind Of Flabby And Lack The Adrenaline That A Sense Of Deadline Fills You With.

When You Create A Show, And Create Characters, These People Are Like Children To You.

One Of The Most Fundamental Questions People Have About Defense Attorneys Is, 'how Can You Do That? How Can You Go To Bat Everyday For A Person That You May Not Know Is Guilty But You Have A Pretty Good Idea That He's Not So Innocent?' It's A Question That Defense Attorneys Answer For Themselves By Not Addressing.

I Don't Think I Could Write A Straight Drama.

The Way I Personally Work Is I Like To Write What I Know, What I Feel, And Also Where I Am.