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: Diary of a Criminal SolicitorSouthend Magistrates Court in the Papers
I was not at Court on Monday so I cannot take the credit for any of the defence representations.
Magistrates Courts lists are sometimes full of what appear to be relatively mundane cases. Each case has it's own story which is very important to all parties involved in the case - that being the defendant, the victim and those who represent those individuals. Each case would have been a battle that was hard fought on either side.
What is described in the article is "bread and butter" work and represents what defence solicitors and prosecutors do day in and day out in Magistrates Courts up and down the country.
Full post as published by Diary of a Criminal Solicitor on May 29, 2012 (boomark / email).
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