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Lawrence T. Hausman, a Legal Aid lawyer, said that he had spoken to Andy Goldstein and his estranged father by telephone and that they both preferred Legal Aid. Mr. Goldstein said that he preferred Legal Aid because they won the appeal. Justice Berkman told Mr. Goldstein that Legal Aid would continue being his lawyer on appeal. For these unsung, underfinanced lawyers, there's the Legal Aid Society on one side, and a court-appointed lawyer, Kevin Canfield, the sole practitioner, appointed by the court as a lawyer for the indigent, who represented Mr. Goldstein before the jury that convicted him, on the other to represent Andrew Goldstein in his appeal. Apologetically, he added that he had assured Mr. Canfield that anything could change in the future on this and that he might still stand a chance. Mr. Goldstein said he preferred Legal Aid, because they won the appeal. Apologetically, he added that he had assured Mr. Canfield that anything could change in the future on this and that he might still stand a chance.