Chris Rock also reflects on a choice that still weighs on him: declining repeated requests to help pay legal fees for Roger Logan, the brother of a childhood friend who spent 17 years in prison before his murder conviction was overturned in 2014. Rock’s “no-lawyer” rule was meant to avoid open-ended costs, but his admission that he had the means to help sparks a larger discussion about responsibility, wrongful convictions, and how quickly accusations can become presumed guilt.

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