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: StandDown Texas ProjectAt the Bar
By Steve Hall
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Rick Casey's column in today's Houston Chronicle is, "The coddled lawyers of our fair state."Criminal
defense attorneys will tell you that the most important question to ask
a potential client is not whether he is innocent or guilty.It's
how much money does he have.Houstonian
Brisby Brown has learned that it might be useful to turn the tables.Brown
sat in jail for about 18 months on drug charges as, he claims, his
attorney pressured him to plead guilty while refusing to look at
evidence showing his innocence. Only on the day a jury was being
selected did the lawyer send an investigator to the scene of the alleged
crime, he said in a complaint to the State Bar.Apparently
when prosecutors got around to examining the evidence, they weren't
impressed...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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