Talk:Tony Serra

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Two of Tony Serra's most renowned cases were the defenses of Hooty Croy and Bear Lincoln. Both Native American men were accused of killing police officers. Both were tried in rural locales hostile to Native Americans. Serra secured freedom for both of them.

Shouldn't these prominent cases be mentioned?

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Serra's unseemly defense (trans panic defense) of the killers of Gwen Araujo has been left out, making this page hagiographic.[https://variety.com/2007/film/reviews/trained-in-the-ways-of-men-1200509619/] 2600:1700:5B20:CAA0:BD3A:DC84:78AC:A47D (talk) 18:21, 21 April 2022 (UTC)