Why Defense Lawyers Work Harder for Guilty Clients

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Why do lawyers defend guilty people? This answer may change how you see the justice system
In this powerful clip, a defense attorney responds to a tough question: how do you defend someone who you know is guilty? His answer reveals the truth behind the role of a criminal defense lawyer.

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FAQ :
Q1: Why do lawyers defend guilty clients?
A: Their job is to ensure every individual receives a fair trial and due process — regardless of guilt.
Q2: Is it ethical to defend someone you know is guilty?
A: Yes. Defense attorneys uphold the legal system by ensuring rules are followed and rights protected.
Q3: What’s the hardest part of being a defense lawyer?
A: Staying objective and committed to the process, not personal feelings or assumptions.
Q4: How do lawyers sleep at night defending guilty people?
A: They know they are protecting the integrity of the justice system, not the actions of the accused.

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