I totally agree,
@Love Never Fails. I don’t think a lot of people understand that defense attorneys do not care whether their client is guilty or innocent. It is all a game; a game of one upmanship. Their sole job is to get the client off. The victim is not taken into consideration. The defense attorney may look at the evidence against his/her client and may recommend that the client take a plea. This is not because the defense attorney wants justice for the victim, but because they don’t think they can win against the evidence.
The best defense attorneys are extremely smart, they know the law, and probably won on the debate team. They are masters of smoke and mirrors, confusing details, and boring jurors to death with technical mumbo jumbo. This is why they can demand the big bucks.
Some people will disagree with me, but how can you believe that a defense attorney will do everything possible to get a sick, evil, suspect off a charge in an horrific murder case and still care about the victim?
To be clear, I completely believe in the American system of justice and that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. A good defense attorney will and should work to make sure that the client is given a fair trial. However, what we most often see, especially in a high profile case, is a battle of wits, not evidence, a game of gotcha, King of the Hill, Word Salad, and Pin the Tail on the Donkey, the donkey being the prosecution.