Michael: I think we need to get Buster the best criminal lawyer available.
Barry: Looking for the best?
Michael: Yeah.
Barry: Well, if you're looking for the best, there is only one group to go to. They're called the Guilty Guys.
Narrator: In fact, they were five of the most prestigious attorneys in Orange County. There was Anita Bramwell, a researcher as tough as a prosecutor, whose photographic memory was the perfect complement to her photogenic good looks. When it came to writing briefs, Garrison "Harvard" Sweet was as elegant on the page as he was clumsy on the dance floor. But in both cases, he wasn't afraid to step on a few toes. Trained by the FBI in forensics, Shara Winfield not only knew the science of law, but the laws of science. She was an expert who wasn't afraid to get a little DNA on her. With a state supreme court justice as a father, Jack Griffin had more to prove than most upper-tier Dartmouth law students. He wasn't too proud to take money and a country club membership from his parents. But he made it to the top of the list by being just that good. And hailing from the mean streets of Oakland comes a lawyer raised by a single mother who taught him the meaning of justice, Jesus, and when to not follow the rules. David G. "G-Man" Barnes cared about but one thing above the law: his beloved Raiders. These five professionals had a perfect record defending real criminals who'd done real crimes. Together, they were known as the Guilty Guys. And I think I might have gotten Jack and David mixed up.