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The Hatred Of Being In Trial

By Brian Tannebaum, Esq.

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I never understood it.A criminal lawyer is prone to try more cases than a civil lawyer. It's what draws us to the profession. Yet I hear every day lawyers bitching and moaning about being in trial. It's not because they don't like trying a case (which some don't), it's mainly the private practitioner that believes it's a burden on the "practice."I disagree.Why would you enter the profession of criminal law and not want to be in trial? Isn't the greatest part of the practice sitting in court and questioning witnesses, arguing points of law and facts of a case? Or is it sitting in the office collecting checks and interviewing potential clients?Last night a fellow criminal defense lawyer lamented to me that being in trial meant "no new clients" until the trial is over...continue to full post

Full post as published by Criminal Defense on July 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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