What does a Lynchburg Criminal Defense Attorney Do?


 



What does a Lynchburg Criminal Defense Attorney Do?

Persons charged with crimes should call a Lynchburg Criminal Defense Attorney. Many clients will ask, what does a criminal defense attorney do? The answer to that is complex. It’s like asking what does a brain surgeon do?
A short and most certainly not complete list is:
1. Examine the state’s evidence
2. Evaluate the charges.
3. Advise Clients on the best course of action
4. Examine the likely outcomes.
5. Assist clients with what their interest is

If you have been charged with a crime you should call me, I am a Lynchburg Criminal Defense Attorney. It is not a good idea to handle your criminal charges by yourself. It is usually best to have an attorney communicate with the court on your behalf.

I once saw a client represent themselves and take a case to trial. He was a highly intelligent individual. A young man from Fort Lauderdale, FL. Though his arguments to the court were legitimate, arguing on behalf of yourself often does not have the best “signature” to others. It is best to have someone argue on your behalf. And, though I say “argue” but, in reality often it is that you need someone to poke holes in the states lies.

This is because of some of the basic perceptions of human beings, most people just believe whatever your local authorities are doing is the correct course of action. This is historically and statistically and incorrect assumption.

We live in a time where the local authorities will deny their on objective logic and reason and pursue a narcissistic, incompetent, hubris oriented, hypocrisy, But for their own cognitive dissonance. This is why you need a Lynchburg Criminal Defense Attorney. Administrative evil is a thing, bureaucratic denial is a thing and, confirmation bias is a thing.

Chris White Lawyer, LLC. is a Lynchburg, Virginia Law Firm available for free consultations in person, via Facetime, Skype, Zoom or phone (434) 660-9701. Please also check out my practice areas in Criminal Defense Attorney and Car Accident Lawyer. At my Law Firm we focus on the best result for the client. To stay connected I have a Youtube Channel, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Blogger, Reddit, Yelp, Avvo and Justia. Thank you for your time and consideration.

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