faefrost
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Just from my own life experiences, the only time I have seen or heard of an attorney stepping aside on his or her own is when the client is skirting the law and headed into committing a crime.
I'm not saying that's the reason behind NeJame's decision but when I read between the lines in his letter and he writes about people being negative, I believe he is really speaking about his former clients.
And, he should know there is no such word as "towards" it's toward. No s at the end. Sorry, the editor in me had to add that.
There are alot of reason an attorney may step asside. The most common and basic is when the client is simply refusing to even attempt to follow the advise that they are paying the lawyer for.
Love him or hate him, I was actually impressed with the job Nejime was doing with the A's. He struck me as a very competant attorney. He had just the right soft touch. He deflected questions with good use of common sense and compassion, rather than being outright confrontational. He made his clients seem like real people. Yes he is a defense attorney, and yes his clients are apparently more and more every day, losers. But when you watched him comparred to JB you could see a world of diference in competance, experience and abilities. He actually made his clients seem sympathetic. I may not agree with Mr. Nejime but if I was in trouble he strikes me as a lawyer that I might like to have defending me.
I think if you read between the lines you can see exactly why Mr. Nejime chose to depart. he was there to support his clients, G and C, not KC, regardless of where the facts went. This meant acknowleging Caylee was dead once the murder indictments came down. The A's continued their dellusional behavior in searching for a live Caylee. They continued to collect money to help in looking for a live Caylee, and I am sure the straw that broke the camels back was the planned public press conference with "bombshell" information about a lead in a live Caylee. It was obvious he did not want any such public statements or circuses.
All of this was undercutting what he was seeking to do to seve and protect his clients. And it was literally press ganging him into being a party to KC's defense. Something that if you watch and listen to him carefully, seems somewhat repugnant to him. From the word go he has wanted nothing to do with KC, and was seeking to defend and shield her parents from her rather obvious crimes. Through their actions and delusions they were making him an agent for her. Hence he chose to depart.