. . . is a threat to justice everywhere. I used to be a public defender in Texas. Now, I'm a public defender in Washington. Despite what you may have heard about Texas justice, there's just as much injustice here as there was there. And so I fight. And I rant. About justice, injustice, and life in general. (*Despite the photographic evidence below, I am not Veronica Mars. She is, in fact, smarter than me.)
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posted by 123txpublicdefender123 at 11:44 AM
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3 Comments:
Tip for the PD: It's not the state's job to give your client what he/she wants on a silver platter.
Tip for anonymous: I'm not asking for the prosecutor to give my client what he wants on a silver platter. However, if you expect someone to give up his constitutional right to a trial, you usually have to provide some sort of incentive. Something along the lines of a conviction on a lesser charge or a better sentence than they would likely get if they took the risk of a trial and lost. If you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by going to trial, why would you plead guilty?
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