- What is the best way a defense attorney can defend her client in court? Why?
- Are there different strategies or techniques used when defending a client in misdemeanors or felonies? If so, please list them.
- What would you advise your client to do to NOT make their situation any worse than it already is?
- How would you ensure your client got the mandatory-minimum, and not anything more if convicted?
- Do believe mandatory-minimums are a weapon for prosecutors who want to be unreasonable and unjust? Why?
- Can you give me some examples of a few times where a case was dismissed or anything that called for a plea bargain?
- Can you give me any scenarios or cases that you wouldn’t mind sharing that I could use in my presentation?
- What are some of your strategies when negotiating a plea bargain?
- How would you know if you are getting a fair bargain or not?
Public Defender: What is the best way a defense attorney can defend her client in court?
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Blog 12: Third Interview Questions
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Please revise these and send me the link.
ReplyDelete2. yes/no
4. wording is a bit odd
6. yes/no
7. yes/no
8. yes/no
10. advice
2. What if the answer is no? Rephrase as "what are"? I doubt there is only one technique!
ReplyDelete3. Okay...in order to keep their situation from getting worse?
5. Again...odd. I don't know that most people enter a career in order to be unreasonable and unjust. Maybe...how are mandatory minimums a good thing? How can they be misused?
6&7. Wording like this could invite a no and nothing more. If you use, make sure to have follow ups ready. I'd like to see 7 get more specific with your EQ. What cases can you tell me about that you are especially proud of?