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necessary and chalk up a bunch of billable hours in the process—and he got a standing ovation. In the afterglow of his speech, colleagues came up to Cochran to shake his hand and get in a little banter. One well-wisher shared this joke: “If [prosecutor] Chris Darden spent as much time trying to nail O.J.