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Criminal Law
: Criminal DefenseRun Prosecutors, Run
By Brian Tannebaum, Esq.
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Perusing the paper this morning, I see political endorsements are in full swing at three a day. Two of the three races mentioned today included prosecutors running for the spot.Although neither prosecutor was endorsed, there was noticeably absent any other type of lawyer, including of course a criminal defense lawyer.Currently, depending on who you ask, 17% percent of the Florida Legislature are lawyers (Cue the "that's too many, lawyers suck" crowd). Some say it's less. Of course this doesn't account for those who call themselves "lawyer" but don't practice.Running for office as a prosecutor is like walking in to the dance as the pretty girl without a date. It creates automatic attention.Former prosecutors are even more fascinating. If an estate planning lawyer is running for office, and worked as a prosecutor for 5 minutes, he's not an estate planning lawyer running for office, he's a former prosecutor...continue to full postFull post as published by Criminal Defense on July 19, 2010 (boomark / email).
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