Jamal Shakir, center, filled a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department alleging that officer Eric Anderson, who is his uncle also, directed another officer to shoot projectiles at him during a Black Lives Matter protest. Shakir holds a press conference with attorney Carl Douglas, left, and BLM-LA co-founder Melina Abdullah in front of LAPD Headquarters on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 in Los Angeles , CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

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Jamal Shakir sues uncle, an LAPD officer, for directing he be shot with projectile at protest, Lapd Headquarters, Los Angeles, California, United States - 11 May 2021

Jamal Shakir, left, filled a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department alleging that officer Eric Anderson, who is his uncle also, directed another officer to shoot projectiles at him during a Black Lives Matter protest. Shakir, left, chats with attorney Carl Douglas prior to press conference in front of LAPD Headquarters on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 in Los Angeles , CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Jamal Shakir, center, filled a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department alleging that officer Eric Anderson, who is his uncle also, directed another officer to shoot projectiles at him during a Black Lives Matter protest. Shakir, center, speaks at a press conference, flanked by attorney Carl Douglas, left, and BLM-LA co-founder Melina Abdullah in front of LAPD Headquarters on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 in Los Angeles , CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Jamal Shakir, center, filled a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department alleging that officer Eric Anderson, who is his uncle also, directed another officer to shoot projectiles at him during a Black Lives Matter protest. Shakir's attorney Carl Douglas, right, speaks at a press conference held in front of LAPD Headquarters on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 in Los Angeles , CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Carl Douglas, attorney for Melina Abdullah, describes how David Lacey pointed a handgun at his client during a hearing in San Fernando Superior Court on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 in San Fernando, CA. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)

Carl Douglas describes how David Lacey pointed a handgun, San Fernando, California, United States - 13 Apr 2021

Melina Abdullah, center, speaks during a court hearing, flanked by attorneys Carl Douglas, right, and Bianca Perez, left, in San Fernando Superior Court on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 in San Fernando, CA. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)

Melina Abdullah, center, speaks during a court hearing, San Fernando, California, United States - 13 Apr 2021

Attorneys Carl Douglas, left, and Benjamin Crump point to bullet wounds on a diagram of Dijon Kizzee's body as part of an independent autopsy during a news conference in Los Angeles. The family of Kizzee, a Black man who was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies after they tried to detain him for allegedly riding a bicycle illegally, is seeking $35 million in damages from Los Angeles County. Kizzee, 29, was killed Aug. 31, 2020, in South Los Angeles after two deputies tried to stop him for riding a bicycle in the wrong direction. He dropped the bike and ran away, carrying a bundle of clothing that authorities say contained a firearm

California-Deputies-Fatal-Shooting, Los Angeles, United States - 22 Sep 2020

Attorneys Carl Douglas, left, and Benjamin Crump, right, point to bullet wounds on a diagram of Dijon Kizzee's body as part of an independent autopsy during a news conference in Los Angeles. An autopsy report says Kizzee, a Black man shot and killed by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies was wounded 16 times in the front and back but it doesn't shed any light on whether he was on the ground when he was shot. The county coroner's report supplied to The Associated Press on says Dijon Kizzee had four "rapidly life-threatening wounds

LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 - - Attorney Carl Douglas talks about the case of Dijon Kizzee, at a news conference to respond to the information released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department last week about the Aug. 31 fatal shooting of Kizzee in Los Angeles on September 22, 2020. Douglas stands next to their illustration of where and how many times Kizzee was shot. The family's attorney's discussed how the evidence "differs from the results of their independent investigation." After initially saying Dijon Kizzee had "made a motion" towards a gun he had dropped on the ground, the L.A. County Sheriff's Department last week said he had picked up the gun when two deputies shot and killed him on Aug. 31. The attorney and family are disputing the Sheriff's Department's account. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)

Presser with the family of Dijon Kizzee and attorneys - during the Coronavirus pandemic, Los Angeles, California, United States - 22 Sep 2020

Attorneys Carl Douglas, left, and Benjamin Crump, right, point to bullet wounds on a diagram of Dijon Kizzee's body as part of an independent autopsy during a news conference in Los Angeles on . Dijon Kizzee, 29, "posed no threat" to deputies when they fired 19 shots at him, attorney Crump said at the news conference. Kizzee shot and killed by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies wasn't holding a gun when they opened fire, attorneys for his family said Tuesday, contradicting a claim that he had picked up a dropped weapon during a struggle

The Russian Ballet Icons Gala, London Coliseum, UK - 26 Jan 2020

Tramp 50th Anniversary Event, London, UK - 17 Dec 2019

'Paul Karslake: Bank Robbery' VIP private view, Frieze London, The Groucho Club, Dean Street, London, England, UK - 07 Oct 2019

Andy Moses exhibition preview, first year anniversary of JD Malat Gallery, London - 20 Jun 2019

Benefit Cosmetics Hello Happy VIP Launch Party, London, UK - 20 Jun 2019

The Celebrity Edge European Premiere, London, UK - 13 May 2019

Carl Douglas, Jo Wood, Yasmin Mills, Justin Alexander Horne, Jean-Francois Rio, Jason Gardiner, Kelly Hoppen, Eamonn Holmes and John Gardiner

Ralph Lauren x Project Zero party, London, UK - 17 Apr 2019

Attorneys Carl Douglas, right, with David Lira, talks to reporters outside Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center, . They represent Rafael Reyna, on life support in the hospital following a weekend assault outside Dodger Stadium, saying the team hasn't done enough to improve security since a similar attack eight years ago. Police are searching for a man who punched Reyna during an argument following Friday night's marathon six-hour game between the Dodgers and the Arizona Diamondbacks

Dodger Stadium Fan Attacked, Los Angeles, USA - 02 Apr 2019

'La Boheme' opera press night, Arrivals, London, UK - 29 Jan 2019

Legends Of Rugby Dinner, London, UK - 16 Jan 2019

Legends of Rugby Dinner, London, UK - 16 Jan 2019

Carl Douglas out and about, New York, America - 06 Jun 2016

Celebrities at AOL Build Speaker Series, New York, America - 06 Jun 2016

Carl Douglas 'Doug' Mcmillon President and Chief Executive Officer of Walmart Stores Inc (r) and His Wife Shelley (l) Arrives at the Allen and Company 33rd Annual Media and Technology Conference in Sun Valley Idaho Usa 09 July 2015 the Event Brings Together the Leaders of the World's of Media Technology Sports Industry and Politics United States Sun Valley

Usa Allen and Company - Jul 2015

Security guard Alberto Alvarez, center, and his attorney Carl Douglas, left rear, they leave the preliminary hearing for Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray, charged in the death of the singer, at Los Angeles Superior Court

Michael Jackson's Doctor, Los Angeles, USA

Security guard Alberto Alvarez listens as his attorney Carl Douglas talks to reporters as they leave the preliminary hearing for Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray, charged in the death of the singer, at Los Angeles Superior Court

Security guard Alberto Alvarez, right, and attorney Carl Douglas face reporters as they leave the preliminary hearing for Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray, who is charged in the death of the singer, at Los Angeles Superior Court

Michael Jackson Doctor, Los Angeles, USA

Security guard Alberto Alvarez, right, listens as his attorney Carl Douglas talks to reporters as they leave the preliminary hearing for Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray who is charged in the death of the singer, at Los Angeles Superior Court

Security guard Alberto Alvarez, right, and his attorney Carl Douglas face reporters as they leave the preliminary hearing for Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray who is charged in the death of the singer, at Los Angeles Superior Court

Christopher Darden, Carl Douglas Attorney Christopher Darden, a former prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson case, left, shakes hands with attorney Carl Douglas, a member of the Simpson defense "Dream Team," at a memorial service for attorney Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. outside the Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles. After the trail Darden became a defense attorney and now has a thriving practice. He wrote a memoir of the trial and has also published several mystery novels

OJ Simpson Then And Now, Los Angeles, USA

DARDEN DOUGLAS Attorney Christopher Darden, a former prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson case, left, shakes hands with attorney Carl Douglas, a member of the Simpsons defense dream team, outside the Second Baptist Church, as people arrive to pay their respects to celebrated Attorney Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., during a second public viewing, in Los Angeles

OBIT COCHRAN, LOS ANGELES, USA

Carl Douglas, one of several defense attorneys hired by O.J. Simpson in his criminal trial, answers questions from the media outside court in Los Angeles, after a hearing to determine if Simpson's personal property confiscated by police during his arrest, will be returned. Judge Lance Ito refused to immediately allow the release of the property, deferring the decision to the judge presiding over wrongful death suit filed against Simpson by the Fred Goldman family

Simpson Case 1995, Los Angeles, USA

COCHRAN O.J. Simpson defense attorney Johnnie Cochran Jr., reads from a prepared statement by his client, in front of the building housing Cochran's law office in Los Angeles after Simpson cancelled Wednesday night's planned live interview on NBC. At right is fellow Simpson defense attorney Carl Douglas

SIMPSON, LOS ANGELES, USA

Carl Douglas O.J. Simpson defense attorney Carl Douglas hands out copies of a prepared statement by his client, outside the building housing Simpson defense attorney Johnnie Cochran's law office in Los Angeles, . Simpson abruptly cancelled a planned live interview on NBC after his lawyers balked at the no-holds-barred format the network demanded

Defense attorney Carl Douglas, Los Angeles, USA

Simpson and defense attorney F. Lee Bailey, left, consult with each other during the Simpson double-murder trial in Los Angeles. At right is Simpson defense attorney Carl Douglas. Bailey, the celebrity attorney who defended O.J. Simpson, Patricia Hearst and the alleged Boston Strangler, but whose legal career halted when he was disbarred in two states, has died, a former colleague confirmed Thursday, June 3, 2021. He was 87

Obit F. Lee Bailey, Los Angeles, United States - 30 Jun 1995

Simpson Bailey O.J. Simpson and his defense attorney, F. Lee Bailey, left, consult with each other, during the Simpson double-murder trial in Los Angeles. At right is Simpson defense attorney Carl Douglas

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