The Course of a Young Lawyer. Practical Recommendations on Criminal Procedure

Often the work of a lawyer is portrayed like this: wake up, drink a cup of coffee, put on your best suit, arrive at the court, impress the judge and the prosecutor with your speech, and set your client free.
However, it is much more complicated than it seems from the outside. Especially when you are a young, inexperienced lawyer.
The path of a defender is thorny and difficult, but it can be made easier with the help of this book.
This publication reveals practical nuances and problems that one may encounter at various stages of the criminal process.
Valuable tips and recommendations from the author, based on forensic practice, will teach you how to use correct defense tactics, as well as predict the actions of procedural opponents.
The book is suitable for both novice and experienced lawyers, as well as for those who need to protect themselves or their loved ones.