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: Criminal Defense

No Violins Needed

By Brian Tannebaum, Esq.

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I don't know where or when it started. I'm sure it started its demise before I was around, hell, Atticus Finch was never the darling of society, but the criminal defense function, not just the lawyers, has reached a level that goes beyond "unwelcome."I have been thinking about this for a while now. At our core, we, the criminal defense lawyer, have the following philosophy:We exist for the purpose of making sure that the government, law enforcement, and those who would advocate to take away liberty, do so by presenting evidence that proves each and every element of a crime, beyond a reasonable doubt. We study and investigate whether any search or seizure of our fellow man was, under the Fourth Amendment, reasonable. We try to discover whether our fellow man was advised of his right to remain silent, and if the government alleges that he waived that Constitutional right (number 5), we investigate whether that right was waived freely and voluntarily...continue to full post

Full post as published by Criminal Defense on July 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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