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: Georgia Criminal Defense Blog

Experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys Give You Best Chance To Win Your Case

By Conaway and Strickler

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A basic flaw in many people?s thinking is that they can go to court and ?talk to the judge about it? or ?work things out with the prosecutor.? They believe that because they are not ?one of those criminals? and their ?case is the exception,? they can convince the prosecutor or judge to drop the criminal charges against them. The truth is very different. Due to Zero Tolerance policing, just about everyone who has been caught doing something the least bit illegal is now ending up in the courtroom. As a result, your general good character is not going to convince a judge or prosecutor to give you a break. When you walk into the courtroom, no matter who you are, the judge and prosecutor see you as just another criminal defendant, another piece of meat to feed to The Beast...continue to full post

Full post as published by Georgia Criminal Defense Blog on June 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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