The Defendant’s Guide to Defense
How to Help Your Lawyer Get the Best Result
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Charlie Roadman
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The action plan that transforms an arrest into a new beginning.
An arrest for a misdemeanor charge doesn’t need to derail your life. With clear and simple steps, The Defendant’s Guide to Defense blends legal advice and life coaching to present a road map for getting yourself back on track.
The Defendant’s Guide demystifies the dynamics of the courthouse by explaining how prosecutors analyze misdemeanor cases, what judges care about, and how to work with your defense attorney. The Defendant’s Guide describes how to get the best result by completing tasks, setting personal goals, and gathering documents that will help your lawyer negotiate on your behalf.
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