If you were practicing criminal law…
Would you prefer being in the position of prosecuting the accused, or defending them ?
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Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
Just a general perspective.
From someone who works there. I've always observed nobody actually gives a damn about prosecuting or defending. They just seem to chase money. The judges are in the pockets as well. It's a system that is rigged, at least in India. I can't speak for elsewhere. But the judges are appointed by the lawyers and they favour them.
From someone who works there. I've always observed nobody actually gives a damn about prosecuting or defending. They just seem to chase money. The judges are in the pockets as well. It's a system that is rigged, at least in India. I can't speak for elsewhere. But the judges are appointed by the lawyers and they favour them.
Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
@bijouxbroussard Its true that knowledge is scary.
I see lawyers ruthlessly eating away their clients promising a false hope. But it's just money they crave for. When it comes to judges, I see them favouring them because how could they not?
I'm aware of the medical system in the states. It's just how the Pharma controls it all. You can't go to doctor A if your insurance denies it. It's really messed up how money rules it all.
I see lawyers ruthlessly eating away their clients promising a false hope. But it's just money they crave for. When it comes to judges, I see them favouring them because how could they not?
I'm aware of the medical system in the states. It's just how the Pharma controls it all. You can't go to doctor A if your insurance denies it. It's really messed up how money rules it all.