When Connecticut attorney Mickey Sherman was one of the nation’s most high-profile defense attorneys a decade or so ago, he often went on CNN and other networks to comment on legal issues and cases.
So it seemed appropriate last week that after a judge soundly criticized Sherman’s own legal work and granted a new trial for a former client, convicted killer Michael Skakel, that there was no shortage of lawyers ready to comment on the case.
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