So Mr. Grinberg and his lawyer drove to the Erie Basin Auto Pound in Red Hook, 35 or 40 minutes away.
A 50-ish lawyer drove off with the red one; tomorrow, Lynn White, a 61-year-old boutique owner, will pick up the black one.
Morton Friedman, a lawyer, drives from his apartment in Lower Manhattan to his house in Bellport each Friday and returns to the city on Monday.
"Did you guys ever hear of innocent until proven guilty?" He walked a block and a half to a parking lot, and got in the passenger seat of a black Porsche while his lawyer drove.
Asked about whether his Canadian birth disqualified him for president, the Harvard-trained lawyer drove home his legal expertise even as he questioned Trump's motives: back in September, Cruz noted, Trump had his lawyers look at the birther question every which way and nothing came of it.
Every Friday night, year round, Bruce Saber, 41, a Manhattan real estate investor, and his wife, Lisa Sotto, 37, an environmental lawyer, drive out to their East Hampton home with their daughters, Rebecca, 4, and Arielle, 2. They have belonged to a temple in the city for five years, but have never attended a service there.
Yes, he gave running room to a clique of lawyers driven by a deep antipathy toward Bill Clinton.
Images of middle-aged Elvis are conspicuously absent, and EPE lawyers drive items such as bottles of allegedly genuine sweat off the market.
"It really seems like General Clapper, the intelligence leadership, and the lawyers drive this in terms of how decisions get made at the White House," he told me.
The court's populist bent has infuriated the government but won cheers from urban, middle-class Pakistanis — the same people who had supported the lawyers' drive against General Musharraf.
