Wilarrbie

Wilarrbie posted on Main Page The Lobby  Looking for non-fiction good read on our criminal (in )justice system as told from cops/prosecutor POV, or defense atty with guilty conscience about knowingly defending the indefensible. Any suggestions? December 22 at 04:24 EST .    2 people like this.    Balogreene  No Defense attorney worthy of the name would ever admit to defending the indefensible. It's a mindset, everyone deserves a fair trial. I've seen debates with lawyers, and most defense attorneys have their own limits on what they will and will not defend. I'm not a lawyer, and I could never be a defense attorney, but, I agree. In our country our Constitution mandates a fair trial for everyone. As to books, John Grisham writes fiction, but it is based on the truth of his career as a lawyer. Non-fiction, the only author I'm familiar with is Ann Rule. She is always on the cop's side, and sometimes helps the prosecution. December 22 at 16:47 EST .   3 people like this.

Wilarrbie posted on Main Page The Lobby  Ok, here goes. For what it's worth all the kids and grandkids live in another state so me and hubby founder w/out knowing what the heck facebook is, or walls and tweets and avatars. (nope, didn't see the movie either.) Had to read this for two days to figger out it has to be read backwards and the purple box is replies to previous post. That about right? 1st attempt, and will also try to attach image (I'm guessing that's what you mean-avatar?). Or not. November 6 at 02:48 EST .    9 people like this.