Question:
How do you defend someone that is guilty?
Answer:
This is a very common question to all lawyers. The simple answer is that I look for the good in people and I’m their voice. It is not my job
to determine guilt or innocence, but to zealously advocate for my clients position. It is the Defense Lawyers Job to make sure that the individual
is treated fairly, and that the Government follows all of the rules. Each and every person has Constitutional Rights that are guaranteed. These
rights include the right to an Attorney, Right to Remain Silent, and the Right to Make the Government Proof Guilt Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.
Each person is presumed innocent and this presumption remains in place until the Jury deliberates.
Question:
How do you defend someone that is guilty?
Answer:
This is a very common question to all lawyers. The simple
answer is that I look for the good in people and am their voice.
It is not my job to determine guilt or innocence, but to zealously
advocate for my clients position. It is the Defense Lawyers Job
to make sure that the individual is treated fairly, and that the
Government follows all of the rules. Each and every person
has Constitutional Rights that are guaranteed. These rights
include the right to an Attorney, Right to Remain Silent, and the
Right to Make the Government Proof Guilt Beyond a
Reasonable Doubt. Each person is presumed innocent and this
presumption remains in place until the Jury deliberates.
Question:
How do you defend someone that is guilty?
Answer:
This is a very common question to all lawyers. The simple answer is that I look for
the good in people and am their voice. It is not my job to determine guilt or
innocence, but to zealously advocate for my clients position. It is the Defense
Lawyers Job to make sure that the individual is treated fairly, and that the Government
follows all of the rules. Each and every person has Constitutional Rights that are
guaranteed. These rights include the right to an Attorney, Right to Remain Silent, and
the Right to Make the Government Proof Guilt Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. Each
person is presumed innocent and this presumption remains in place until the Jury
deliberates.
