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JUDGE, A Client Is Not A Lawyer's Keeper

By Brian Tannebaum, Esq.

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This morning, while waiting for my case to be called, I popped into another courtroom after hearing a police officer in the hallway say "man, he's on the warpath today."Upon entering the judge's courtroom, I heard lots of yelling, from the judge."WHERE'S YOUR CLIENT?""WHERE'S YOUR LAWYER?" "YOU BETTER CALL HIM AND GET HIM HERE."Over and over again."Call and get him here?"Really?Now as lawyers, especially criminal lawyers who are normally in court several days a week, we know how this works. On any given day a judge is "tired of" clients being late, lawyers being late, interpreters having to be in other courtrooms, court reporters being late (and heavens forbid needing a break), and all the other typical "stuff" that occurs in criminal court...continue to full post

Full post as published by Criminal Defense on September 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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