AllHiphop.com wrote:
Cochran once mentioned that his biggest disappointment came when his client Elmer "Geronimo Ji Jaga" Pratt, a Nationalist activist, Vietnam War veteran and godfather to Tupac Shakur, was convicted of murder in 1972.
Authorities alleged that Pratt robbed and shot a young white couple on a tennis court in 1968.
The woman died, and her husband survived to identify Pratt in a line-up two years after the shooting.
A judge in Orange County overturned Pratt's conviction in 1997 after he served 27 years in prison, a day Cochran described to the Los Angeles Times as the happiest in his career.
"Johnny would be one the attorneys that we would get to assist the Panthers. He's like my brother. We are like family members," Geronimo told AllHipHop.com. "Johnny was always there. …Johnny was instrumental in a lot of tactic. He is a media personality."
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