The Designer [...] Has A Passion For

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.

So I Think A Writer Should Write What He Loves, The People He Relates To.

You Learn More When Things Go Wrong.

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.

We Also Have Issue Oriented Storylines Which Are An Examination Of An Issue, Be It Ethical Or Social.