BEFORE he was elected in 2011 to serve as the McLennanCounty district attorney, Abel Reyna represented criminal defense clients for 13 years.
So Reyna, not surprisingly, offers an opinion—or two—about the strategies of a criminal defense lawyer who represents one of the 155 bikers who was indicted based on charges stemming from a May 17, 2015, shootout in the parking lot of a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas.
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