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	<title>Comments on: DA Set to Offer Deals to Some Bling Ring Defendants</title>
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		<title>By: Ronya Cohn</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ronya Cohn</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Jun 2010 06:25:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Erenstoft did a fine job of trying to keep his client quiet.  He apparently bragged to police about the crimes.  Doesn&#039;t anyone think it strange that Prugo&#039;s confessions on 20/20 came AFTER Erenstoft asked to be removed from the case?  Obviously, his attorney felt like he had lost control of the kid.  The timing of Erenstoft&#039;s troubles is also a bit suspicious.  It seems like he was trying to settle a civil case amidst a criminal case.  A tricky situation but attorneys are supposed to try to settle cases.  I&#039;ll bet Erenstoft was trying to get the woman to come to court and testify truthfully.  What&#039;s the crime in that?  Who&#039;s to say that favorable testimony is not truthful?
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Erenstoft did a fine job of trying to keep his client quiet.  He apparently bragged to police about the crimes.  Doesn&#8217;t anyone think it strange that Prugo&#8217;s confessions on 20/20 came AFTER Erenstoft asked to be removed from the case?  Obviously, his attorney felt like he had lost control of the kid.  The timing of Erenstoft&#8217;s troubles is also a bit suspicious.  It seems like he was trying to settle a civil case amidst a criminal case.  A tricky situation but attorneys are supposed to try to settle cases.  I&#8217;ll bet Erenstoft was trying to get the woman to come to court and testify truthfully.  What&#8217;s the crime in that?  Who&#8217;s to say that favorable testimony is not truthful?</p>
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