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    Rap magnate Suge Knight's trial stands out before it's even started

    by James Queally and Kate Mather, Los Angeles Times Jan 27, 2018 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - In a courthouse in Los Angeles, a city accustomed to legal matters bizarre and star-studded, the years-long drama centered on former rap magnate Marion "Suge" Knight is shaping up to be a standout.

    While awaiting a murder trial, Knight has become the star of a legal circus complete with a revolving door of attorneys, the defendant collapsing in court and the leak of sealed evidence to the celebrity news website TMZ.

    This past week, the sideshow that already ensnared Knight's fiancee and his business partner expanded as authorities arrested two of his former attorneys, accusing them of acting as "accessories after the fact."

    It is unclear exactly what charges the attorneys, Matthew Fletcher and Thaddeus Culpepper, might

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