| Defense Attorneys |
| Joseph Ball |
|
Determined Manson was competent to represent himself. |
| Donald Barnett |
|
Van Houten's first attorney. |
| Bill Boyd |
|
Watson's attorney in Texas. |
| Sam Bubrick |
|
One of Watson's lawyers. |
| Richard Caballero |
|
Atkins' attorney from 11-69 to 3-70. Replaced by
Shinn. |
| Paul Caruso |
|
Legal associate of Richard Caballero (who was Atkins'
attorney). |
| Paul Fitzgerald |
|
Initially Manson's lawyer. Later he was
Krenwinkel's. |
| Gary Fleischman |
|
Kasabian's attorney. |
| Charles Hollopeter |
|
Manson's attorney for a short time. |
| Ronald Hughes |
|
Initially Manson's lawyer but replaced by Kanarek.
Later he replaced Reiner as Van Houten's attorney. Disappeared
during the trial and was replaced by Keith. Later found dead. |
| Irving Kanarek |
|
Replaced Hughes as Manson's lawyer. |
| Maxwell Keith |
|
Van Houten's lawyer after Hughes disappeared.
Later, he was one of Watson's attorneys. |
| Marvin Part |
|
Van Houten's lawyer for a short time. Replaced by
Reiner. |
| Ira Reiner |
|
Replaced Part as Van Houten's attorney. Later
replaced by Hughes. |
| Leon Salter |
|
Beausoleil's lawyer. |
| Daye Shinn |
|
Replaced Caballero as Atkins' attorney. |
So, unless I'm missing someone, it goes like this:
Manson's lawyers were Hollopeter, Fitzgerald, Hughes and Kanarek.
Atkins' attorneys were Caballero and Shinn.
Krenwinkel's was Fitzgerald.
Van Houten's were Barnett, Part, Reiner, Hughes and Keith.
Watson's attorneys were Boyd, Bubrick and Keith.
Beausoleil's was Salter.
Kasabian's lawyer was Fleischman.
