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A defense attorney's job is to defend you in the court of law from criminal or civil cases. Therefore, you might need one if you have been arrested or accused of a crime.
A successful close to a judge typically means that the attorney effectively summarized their case, highlighted key points, addressed counterarguments, and left a lasting impression that supports their position. It should leave the judge feeling confident in the attorney's argument and evidence presented.
There are plenty of places in order for one to find a drunk driving defense attorney. However, one might want to check out more information on the website attorneys.
Any person who is being indited for any criminal offence might need a defense attorney. If you are daring and wish to represent yourself then none is needed.
Yes, they can. Typically a defense attorney will subpoena the witness, but the attorney may request that the court order the witness to remain in the court after testifying for the state. This assumes there is evidence the witness has to offer that cannot be brought out on cross examination of them for some reason. The better practice is to issue a subpoena.
Sounds like it might depend greatly on the circumstances of your case(s), and the skill of your defense attorney, but the odds seem slim.
This question might be termed an open and shut case. No disrespect is made by that comment. In fact the question is not even a legal one. It's only common sense that a court appointed attorney must cover all aspects of the case if the attorney has any chance of getting the client to be found not guilty.
A person would need a good DUI defense attorney, otherwise you will be losing your driver's license quickly. A person might also need some AA meetings.
The word attorney's is a possessive - it means "belonging to the attorney." You would not abbreviate it because then it might get confusing about the apostrophe part.
There are many reasons why a person might need a criminal defense lawyer in California. Even if a person is only charged with a misdemeanor, sometimes a criminal defense lawyer might be able to get the charges dropped.
Not necessarily. They might, but are not required to. Many laws bear mandated sentences codified into the law by the state legislature which passed them, and which the judges do not have the discretion to deviate from. Where's your defense attorney? Ask them.
I guess that it is possible to raise the insanity defense in almost any case you might think of. Surprisingly enough it very seldom prevails as a defense and is extremely expensive to the defense to elicit the expert medical examinations and testimony that such a defense requires.