A judge and former prosecutor claims he helped create the Emmy-winning HBO series "The Sopranos," but got iced out of the profits. Robert Baer, a municipal court judge in Prospect Park, N.J., claims he suggested a TV show about organized crime in New Jersey and met repeatedly with series creator David Chase. Once the show was sold to the cable network and became a success, Baer claims, it became a one-man deal.
May 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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