mr. stevenson, i heard you opened an office. i've got an execution date in 30 days. will you take my case?" and i started-- >> 30 days? >> 30 days. and i started saying, "wait, wait, wait. we don't have books. we don't have staff. i don't have anything. i'm not ready to take an execution case." and the guy got quiet. and he said, "but i need a lawyer." and i said, "i'm sorry. i can't." and then he hung up, which just broke my heart. couldn't sleep that night. came back the next day. and the guy called me again. he said, "mr. stevenson, i know what you said." he said, "but i'm begging you, please take my case." he said, "you don't have to tell me you can win. you don't have to tell me you can stop the execution." he said, "but i don't think i can make it the next 29 days if there's no hope at all." and when he put it like that, i couldn't say no. so i said yes. tried very hard to get a stay of execution. and one of the perversities of our system right now is that our courts are more committed to finality than fairness. they're just tryin' to get to the end. >> while t

mr. stevenson your comments which is as we all know the vast majority of 100 percent promotions if not the entirety are built by nonprofit developers and indeed you're absolutely right which is unlike for profit developers if we want to continue to develop they have is to develop the relationships and deal with the community input in order to remain viable different than nor arrogant privately financed capital that wants to have its way my experiences have been very, very good sfaeshthd i e as a matter of fact the opportunity for community input and dialogue has made projects bettered like project o at market octavia we saw that in the north beach and mr. stewart left when he was speaking about the four and a half years i had a seat with ronnie davis was head of the hugdz overseeing 3e78dz were not impedes from joining neighborhood bye bye the housing or housing authority for their failure to come up with a ambulance for hundreds of residents ♪ facility i think that is a learning lesson interestingly enough the community that lives around myself and many others that wanted to build a dense

mr. stevenson who was my history teacher felt i had potential and he worked with me. mrs. crawford who was my science teacher. i always thrived in the math and sciences in school. i always thrived. but they developed me. mr. wattson. i have never had a sports bone in my body. i have never had athletic. i could never make it like a lot of the athletes today. a he made me manager of the basketball team. i kept the score. it gave me an interest in sports and how life sort of mimics the basketball court in the arena of sports. i learned so much from that. and then bill jones. bill jones was over 4-h. he got me into livestock judging where i would judge swine and cattle. he got mre to becoe to become a speaker where i got into debate and debate forums around the state to the point where i won the contest two years in a row as a sophomore and a junior in high school. then my brother alvin followed 57 and won. these people had a significant impact on my life. the hendersons. i remember when i was -- we were taking typing. i never could understand why a man would want to take typi

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