Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Isaac E. Guillen didn't have to work hard to gain acceptance from his colleagues in the criminal defense bar. Here was a former gangbanger who turned his life around to defend society's undesirables. His life seemed a TV-ready redemption story. He was certainly the last person fellow lawyers expected to see in shackles.
But then federal agents swooped in and arrested Guillen in ...
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