Lucchese crime family soldier who refuses to cooperate with prosecutors, chooses to represent himself during a marathon racketeering trial, successfully discredits his cousin as a key witness, and is ultimately acquitted on all charges before returning to prison to serve a prior drug sentence.
The lead prosecutor actively attempts to extract cooperation from the defendant to secure convictions.
The judge oversees the proceedings, initially discouraging the defendant's choice but ultimately permitting it.
The appointed attorney provides legal assistance to the self-represented defendant despite the added court burdens.
The defendant influences his fellow accused to reject the government's plea bargain through personal conviction.
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