Sunday, September 14, 2008

Farley's Wit - Number 6: Public Defenders and Pharmaceutical Lawsuit Representation

Hello. I'm G. Gordon Farley, the first name in Farley Swit.

People who are charged with crimes have the right to an attorney even if they cannot afford one.

These attorneys are called Public Defenders.


They stay tremedously busy considering the crimes their clients are charged with, negotiating with the prosecutor the best deal they can get for their clients, and assisting their clients with plea deals when the cases come to court.

Not all defendants, however, want to take a plea deal because they feel they are innocent.

In those cases, they even take the time to meet their clients, consider the facts of the case, and tell them why the plea deal is better than going to court to defend the case.

And now a word from a sponsor.



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Disclaimer: Farley's Wit is satire, parody, editorial comment, opinion, and any other form of free speech that Goldwing Tom may think of later. Any resemblance between characters in Farley's Wit and any human beings or lawyers, alive or dead, is merely a figment of your imagination. Goldwing Tom is not responsible for truth, justice, or reality. In fact, Goldwing Tom is simply not responsible, and he has references.
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Farley’s Wit Series:

Farley's Wit: The Story

Number 1: Attorneys Create Confusion and Personal Injury Representation
Number 2: Justice System in Anatomical Terms and Bankruptcy Representation
Number 3: Prosecutors Push Plea Deals and Divorce Representation
Number 4: Reasonable Doubt for Prosecutors and DUI Representation
Number 5: Abuse of Deferments and Class Action Representation
Number 6: Public Defenders and Pharmaceutical Lawsuit Representation
Number 7: No Contact Orders and Handy Free Pamphlet
Number 8: Federal Court Nominations and Setting Up a Super-PAC