In the past, public trials served to protect defendants from being tried in secret; today, the defendants must face public exposure. This is true not only for celebrities, who are literally made a spectacle of and humiliated in the media, but also to a certain extent for everyone, since, with the exception of juvenile cases, criminal trials are generally open to the public.
Therefore, the primary objective of the defense is to avoid going to trial. This is not always possible, and unfortunately in some instances it is unavoidable. In those cases, the trial must be seen as an opportunity, and an acquittal can also be truly redemptive and rehabilitate the defendant.
We bring our experience and qualifications to bear in mounting a professional and successful defense. We discuss and extensively prepare our defense strategy with the client, taking as much time as necessary to explain the facets of the upcoming trial. Such extensive pretrial preparation not only eases defendants' uncertainty but also goes a long way to help ensure that important and exculpatory information is brought before the court. The results speak for themselves.
