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: A Public Defender's JournalAnticipation
By swd
I have a little prostitution case this morning. She was allegedly soliciting in the City, and the prosecutors offered her pre-trial diversion. Unfortunately, she wasn't able to complete the diversion, and I picked the case up when it was falling apart, of course. Initially, I was a little upset that she didn't just finish what she needed to do. Until I realized where the incident occurred. Now its an entirely different story. These kind of cases are good for my stats.
EDIT: The officer didn't show and the case was dismissed for want of prosecution.
Full post as published by A Public Defender's Journal on May 31, 2007 (boomark / email).

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