These are the current blogs of the Trial Dog.
Value Costs
The “really good criminal defense attorneys” knows their worth. They will charge you a reasonable price in terms of the necessary experience, skill level involved, the time involved, and other pertinent factors like forum or travel. The price may astound you. The price may shock you. But if you understand what I am saying, then you get it.
Stay Away from Stipulations in Criminal Court
While stipulations are very useful in civil cases, these should be rarely used in criminal case. The reason is because the stipulation relieves the state of its burden as to proving a piece of evidence that it needs to prove in the trial or hearing to prove the charge.
Marketing Madness: Update June 2021
On the other hand, if you have been paying attention, the smart client wants an attorney who has accumulated the necessary skill and experience, that can accurately assess the client’s legal situation, formulate a thoughtful and comprehensive theory of the case (or defense) in terms of an executable plan, and has the savvy and the moxie to execute the plan for the client with the client’s goals and best interests at heart. The attorney must also be able to manage expectations and have the courage to tell a paying client the truth when the chances are all spent and their might better to pursue other options.