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: The Matlock BlogGuest Post - The Anonymous Prosecutor Vents
By Shawn Matlock
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It seems that the purpose of blogging from the criminal defense bar is to complain about ignorant prosecutors that don't understand the lives of criminals defendants, or to talk about how great you are as a defense attorney. I realize there is a certain marketing aspect to the legal blog, but come on.I approached Matlock about posting something on his blog with the understanding that it was COMPLETELY anonymous. With that understanding, I wanted to put a quick spin on the daily grind from your friendly neighborhood prosecutor's perspective. Therefore, I present my Top Ten Things Prosecutors Hate About Defense Attorneys10. General Rudeness. This should go without saying, but it seems that defense attorneys forget this all too often. We work together on a daily basis...continue to full postFull post as published by The Matlock Blog on January 05, 2009 (boomark / email).
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