You said it not me.
I name the two sides by whatever they are called. Prosecutor - Defendant AUSA - Defendant Plaintiff - Defendant you say Good or bad side.
sward6 wrote:
armresl wrote:
2. Keep in contact with the attorney (good side or bad side- which ever you side you are testifying for) and go over the case and ask, "What are the issues we are facing?"
You're not biased at all are ya...
One thing I love about the few officers I know who are excellent at their jobs, I mean a cut above 99% of the CF people out there, as well as the AUSA's, is that the good ones just want to find out who did the crime at hand.
They don't want to imprison a person who didn't do anything wrong, nor do they stop their investigation when they have charging evidence. They work on cases even if it means that they turn up exculpatory evidence which helps the other side.
Way to spin that and go off topic.
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