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A few weeks ago, I got really overwhelmed. I have this case in which my client is facing a lot of prison time, a case that will probably go to trial. The first plea offer I got in the case is about four times more than I've ever had a client get. Unless you count when I've worked with a more senior lawyer on a murder trial or something. But, as far as my very own clients, this is my first client who is facing decades.That particular night, I didn't sleep well at all. I just kept thinking about this case, about the family that calls me begging me to get their son out of this, and, like I said, I was just really overwhelmed. And sleep deprived.The next morning, walking to the train, I just cried. I just stopped walking and started crying...continue to full postFull post as published by Blonde Justice on February 08, 2011 (boomark / email).
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