The Crawford Law Firm, Inc

1. The Crawford Law Firm, Inc. 1414 Soquel Ave Suite 224, Santa Cruz, CA 95062, United States +1 831-204-0773 Juvenile Criminal Attorney Criminal Law: Different Kinds of Criminal Do you trust the justice system? How right is it anyway? In criminal law, justice, depends on capacity of criminal lawyers to represent their clients in court. The court is a battlefield of wits and verbal proficiency between attorneys who do not want defeat and who continue to build up credible reputations. Winning trial after trial is the best portfolio these criminal law firms can show their future clients. It is choice a criminal lawyer that makes one easily track down a certain case's fate. Convicted criminals actually have four kinds. Depending on how an attorney works his or her way toward the end of a case, it's either a person who found guilty. Let's see the general profile of those who are proven guilty. The pretender There's nothing else that comes to mind when pretenders are found guilty the moment their protective instincts work. The rich and the powerful sometimes benefit from this as they can easily cover up their criminal acts by making others admit that they are accountable of something they know nothing of in exchange of a pricey benefit the pretender's family might get. It's self-sacrificial for the pretenders to ruin their names all for the sake of their families' future. The innocent Everyone has his own definition of justice. Even the deadliest of criminals have their own. However, not everyone gets it. In a world that breathes of money and power, the less privileged, the oppressed and the innocent steals away of the due process on which their hopes are deeply rooted. That is why jails and detention centers are not entirely rookeries of criminals. Sometimes the innocent takes the blame and unworthily gets punished for years of imprisonment. With the idea of this possibility, it is essential to remember that picking a righteous and competent criminal lawyer can change the stereotypical game plan. The guilty Fortunately, the guilty who pleads for innocence is sometimes not believed by prosecutors and judges. Although he or she is initially given the benefit of the doubt, the truth which eventually prevails in the end ties him or her down to say farewell to freedom. People who aren't guilty of anything are confident enough that their own testimonies will win them a specific criminal case. But the fact is that, these testimonies cannot stand-alone. They need it, to used appropriately in court in perfect timing so they'll be used in their full advantage. A good criminal lawyer can do that. The psychologically ill

2. Criminal attorneys use psychological defense to lessen the severity and weight of a client's offense. A psychologically ill person who does things in the wrong state of mind isn't necessarily called guilty, a criminal. His or her needs of psychological and medical aid make him or her a candidate for mental rehabilitation and treatment instead of imprisonment. Other attorneys choose to go through this path with the full consent of a client or of his or her relatives all-knowing about the possible consequences out of desperation.