An attorney who represents a defendant in a criminal case.
“I worked in Arapahoe County, public county and here in El Paso County but I made the decision to come and be a defense attorney for a number of reasons one of which was as a district attorney I saw so many people who I couldn't help the way that I wanted to help them what I mean is that I think oftentimes the district attorneys while they're very good attorneys and they're trained to do their jobs they're also trained to see people who come in as criminal defendants and what I really like about my job is that my job is to get to know you as a person and as a human being and then convey that person that I know to the justice system to the judge to the district attorney and let them know hey this is just a normal person who had a bad day this is just someone who screwed up one time but it doesn't mean that they are a screw-up”
“a lot of what I do is I make people more approachable for the criminal justice system when you're a district attorney you have a lot of cases you have very little time to work on things but as a defense attorney I actually am able to sit down talk with you I answer your call whenever it comes in I work with you and a lot of my clients and I are friends long after I represent them”
“I think one thing that sets me apart from other defense attorneys here in town is that I do have that background as a district attorney specifically I have a background here in El Paso County and just like I view my clients as people I view the district attorney as people too everyone just needs to get to the point where you can connect on a human level”
“I think one thing that sets me apart from other defense attorneys here in town is that I do have that background as a district attorney specifically I have a background here in El Paso County”
Alexis explains: "I think one thing that sets me apart from other defense attorneys here in town is that I do have that background as a district attorney specifically I have a background here in El Paso County and just like I view my clients as people I view the district attorney as people too everyone just needs to get to the point where you can connect on a human level"
Answered by Alexis Austin Litle · Watch clip ↗Alexis explains: "I worked in Arapahoe County, public county and here in El Paso County but I made the decision to come and be a defense attorney for a number of reasons one of which was as a district attorney I saw so many people who I couldn't help the way that I wanted to help them what I mean is that I think oftentimes the district attorneys while they're very good attorneys and they're trained to do their jobs they're also trained to see people who come in as criminal defendants and what I really like about my job is that my job is to get to know you as a person and as a human being and then convey that person that I know to the justice system to the judge to the district attorney and let them know hey this is just a normal person who had a bad day this is just someone who screwed up one time but it doesn't mean that they are a screw-up"
Answered by Alexis Austin Litle · Watch clip ↗Alexis explains: "a lot of what I do is I make people more approachable for the criminal justice system when you're a district attorney you have a lot of cases you have very little time to work on things but as a defense attorney I actually am able to sit down talk with you I answer your call whenever it comes in I work with you and a lot of my clients and I are friends long after I represent them"
Answered by Alexis Austin Litle · Watch clip ↗Each answer links directly to the source where a Right Law Group attorney addressed this question.
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