Robert Dauni Jr. is generally a good actor. For his role in the film "Chaplin", he was even nominated for Oscar, and indeed played in good films - "Air America", "Innoon Murders", "Romance for one night." But this is not remembered as often as that Dauni clearly abuses drugs.
The first serious troubles happened to him in June 1996, when the police detained a car, which was a frozen actor at the wheel, and found cocaine, heroin and even a pistol in his baggage. Since then, troubles have not stopped - downs prohibit the use of drugs, threatening all possible punishments, and he comes across again and again.
Dauni immediately scored the best lawyer team in America (the so -called "Dream Team", "Dream Team" - almost like in basketball). It is headed by Robert Shapiro, who at one time quite successfully waved O.J. Simpson from the accusation of his ex -wife, which seemed irrefutable. Perhaps it was thanks to the talent and soreness of the best American lawyer Dauni that managed to remain free for so long. At the trial, the lawyer said that Dauni sat on drugs at the age of eight, and his own father gave him the grass- and therefore, gentlemen, the jury, my client, in fact, is not guilty of what is happening and needs primarily in mercy, and in addition, the rehabilitation course will certainly pass and be cured.
As we know, such a strategy for the time being was quite winning for Robert Dauni Jr.. However, if we keep in mind the problem of drugs in general, we must admit that lawyers objectively play the hands of the prohibitions. No one will argue that still you should not drive under a cocaine by car - and when the guilty is excited, the public is only convinced that drugs are evil, and everyone who speaks the opposite is simply working out their money. Of course, with a story about the difficult fate of Robert Dauni Jr., the difference between marijuana, cocaine and heroin and other differences that are important for anti-distribution policy are completely lost.
Well, be that as it may, the story is over. Robert Dauni Jr. once again violated the ban, was caught and convicted of three years in prison. However, a few hours later, all the information agencies passed the message that he will sit only 1 year 77 days.
Still, whatever you say, Robert Shapiro is a very good lawyer: