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the realities of criminal defence outcomes

  • September 11, 2023

Home " Legal Blog " Criminal Law " the realities of criminal defence outcomes

Most people who get involved with the police and are charged have never been to court before. They feel stressed and believe a lawyer can solve all their problems, i.e. get the charges dropped and/or have the Judge or Jury find the defendant not guilty. They feel stressed and believe a lawyer can solve all their problems, i.e. get the charges dropped and/or have the Judge or Jury find the defendant not guilty. However, in reality a lawyer's job is to However, in reality a lawyer's job is to challenge the prosecution when not all elements of an offence are made out and the police's evidence to support a prosecution have problems. It does not involve making unrealistic promises to clients as unrealistic expectations lead to disappointment.

If there are any problems with the evidence, both in how it was obtained and what it goes to prove, the lawyer can challenge the evidence and have it removed from the case or persuade the judge to put less weight on it. Similarly, if there are issues with proving the elements of the offence it is important to make sure that the Judge understands that there are holes in the prosecution's case. Similarly, if there are issues with proving the elements of the offence it is important to make sure that the Judge understands that there are holes in the prosecution's case. This all goes to argue there are enough doubts in the case to justify a finding of no guilt. This all goes to argue there are enough doubts in the case to justify a finding of no guilt.

Ultimately, a lawyer's job is to ensure that any prosecution case against a defendant meets all the elements of the offence and follows the correct procedure, and to raise arguments and challenge the police evidence. Ultimately, a lawyer's job is to ensure that any prosecution case against a defendant meets all the elements of the offence and follows correct procedure, and to raise arguments and challenge the police evidence.

Chua Tan Associates has dealt with a wide range of criminal offences and our criminal law practitioners can provide practical advice in light of your situation. If you would like us to analyse your case and provide realistic advice, call us now.

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