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Assistant State Attorney Don Haffman is a fictional character portrayed by Stephen Tobolowsky in the TV series CSI: Miami.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Simple Man (season 1), they were 51 years old.
They appear in 5 episodes out of a total of 232 aired

Assistant State Attorney Don Haffman

by Stephen Tobolowsky

character

Episodes5

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    Simple Man
    episode S1.E17 february 2003
    At the start of the trial of Lorenzo Escalante, husband of city councilor Mercedes, for the murder of their equally Cuban housemaid Carmen Abregon, Horatio delays testifying while the hastily summoned team urgently examines a new corps. It's Bonita Cruz, another Latina maid, recruited and shot in almost exactly the same way, only while Lorenzo was in police custody. It looks like a copy cat or an actual serial killer, but neither theory works out, while the trail leads to the Escalante's devoted attorney and friend, Carl Galaz.
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    Freaks and Tweaks
    episode S1.E23 may 2003
    The body of a drug addict is found in a barn. Horatio, Eric and Tim investigate the scene and are nearly killed, when the place explodes. The case becomes personal to Horatio when one of the suspects claim to know Raymond Caine, his brother. Calleigh is working with Det. John Hagen on the case of a man shot dead to the heart in his car. The man turns out to be Alex's friend.
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    Pro Per
    episode S3.E2 september 2004
    Horatio's attempt to protect the young witness of a drive-by boat shooting at a party may put Yelina's life at risk when the suspect finds out about the boy.
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    Killer Date
    episode S3.E20 april 2005
    A woman is murdered at a bar that serves more than just drinks. After a night out, Delko's badge is missing. Horatio finds out that his brother killer is really a DEA agent under deep cover and his brother is still alive.
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    Whacked
    episode S3.E23 may 2005
    A stay of execution sends the lab scrambling to reexamine evidence in order to keep the killer on death row, but he has his own plans.