Defending People

Because Sometimes We Buy Our Own Bullshit

Mark Bennett | December 20, 2008

In the comments to Murphy’s Law of Investigation we had a little discussion of what a lawyer should do when his client maintains his factual innocence, and he discovers that there is evidence that, if analyzed, could either confirm that factual innocence or conclusively disprove it.
Renaissance man Joel “JDog” Rosenberg wrote of a hypothetical rape [...]

Category: DNA, clients, criminal defense lawyers, psychology | 4 Comments »
Tags: Joel Rosenberg, Walter Reaves

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