Daily Archives - February 24, 2016

Benefits of Changing the Prosecutor’s Point of View About Your Criminal Case

When it comes to criminal court trials, the most difficult and challenging thing is to convince the prosecution that you are not the man the prosecutor think you are. See, for the prosecution you are just another citizen, who broke the law in one way or another and who is now going through the system, awaiting for the appropriate punishment. Prosecutors handle thousands of cases every year, they are well used to dealing with various people and in the end just doing their job mechanically – you are yet another case number on their list. On contrary, for you the prosecutor is the person who will decide your fate and your future. After all, he or she may convince the judge and the jury that you are guilty and that you deserve everything that is coming your way. Facing the prosecution is far from being as straightforward as some people may...
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How Important is the Pretrial Conference In a Criminal Court Process

If you or your loved ones entered a not guilty plea deal during an arraignment, the next thing you are going to be dealing with is a pretrial conference. During this conference you will have an opportunity to sit down with the prosecution in an effort to come up with a settlement. It is a very important step and one must approach it as such. With that said, if you or your loved ones were charged with a misdemeanor, you will be able to allow your attorney to represent you, meaning he or she can appear at the conference on your behalf. Of course, you can also be present and even try and make a point yourself, but it is probably not a good idea. See, in order to handle the prosecution, one must know the law and regulations and be skillful as well as experienced enough to convince prosecutors to...
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