[big0mar]

Is this a good idea????????????

Does judge frown upon it??????

[stevenash]

1) No, not a good idea.
Unless you are Perry Mason defening yourself in a slam dunk criminal case, no, not a good idea.

2) Yes, judges frown upon it.

[lemart5]

Not a good idea to represent yourself.(Especially in a criminal case) you are begging to go to jail.

[itchypickle]

Best bet is to just go along with a public defender...but spend $500 on the side for some witness/jury tampering....always a crowd pleaser.

Good luck and if you do get found guilty...I'll send you some commissary for your betpoints

Just joking man...good luck.

[Bluedragon]

Some people will have to spend waaayyy too much money on a trial and some public defenders are bonkers. My buddy had a PD that told him to plead guilty to kidnapping and weapons charges stemming from a robbery retaliation and take 7 years. He took a loan from a friend and hired consultation from various other lawyers with credibility. NONE of them said plead guilty, they ALL said there was a mistake in witness testimony from time of incident to later-date questioning to preliminary hearings and such. However, for them to represent him would be anywhere from 25,000-60,000 depending on length of trial so they all said represent yourself using these tactics and pointing out these problems in consistency. Long-story short, I am going to blaze a blunt with him later. He walks free and the witness looks like a fool.

[Bluedragon]

what are your charges?

[big0mar]

what are your charges?

Havent been charged with anything

Just curious

[nyed1010]

maybe if you went to law school . Otherwise, not a good idea.

[jgray]

You probably won't get much of a response to your question from those with first-hand experience because internet usage is pretty limited in prison.

[ttrace35]

I can tell you whatever you want about criminal law. Representing yourself is not good. Any other questions. I'm your guy. Spent a lot of time in a law library.

[mmike032]

I wouldnt try it

[ttrace35]

I seen people do it. But they were already done, just wanted to make a mockery of the justice system.

[cant call it]

Get a lawyer. In this court system you are guilty until proven innocent.

[Smoke]

I kno others who have

The outcomes weren't good

Never ever rep self

[Bluedragon]

I seen people do it. But they were already done, just wanted to make a mockery of the justice system.

Definitely not recommended. I was just sharing anecdote about the 1 successful time I know of

[ttrace35]

Definitely not recommended. I was just sharing anecdote about the 1 successful time I know of

I wish I could blaze one with you guys.

[WvGambler]

Considered It because I was involved in a slam dunk case for malicious wounding. I got talked out of it and took the public defender instead. Probably glad I did.

[Deuce]

Kwame Kilpatrick was a lawyer and did not even represent himself in his trial.

[WvGambler]

For the record I was like 22 at the time. So that's My ignorant excuse for even sleeping on it.

[Stallion]

You have a 99% chance of losing. That stat is from Law and Order.

[EDDIE MONEY LINE]

some more responses for you

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[KKoz9]

Even if you were a lawyer...haven't you ever heard:

"A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client."

[rm18]

Never have but I probably would if on trial

[SportsMushroom]

Kwame Kilpatrick was a lawyer and did not even represent himself in his trial.

that guy is an idiot lol

he got sentenced to only 4 months in jail for all that chit, got out after 99 days and the idiot gets 18 months for violating his parole, dumb mothafucka, shows how big of idiots the citizens are for voting for him in the first place