Criminal
Jul. 7, 1999
How It's Done
By Mark B. Vezzani Experienced attorneys know knowledge of the law does not ensure a win. On balance, facts win lawsuits and arguments go packing. But there is much in the day-to-day combat that is less about knowing the law and having good facts than it is about outfoxing an opponent. This is a story about just such a case.
By Mark B. Vezzani
Experienced attorneys know knowledge of the law does not ensure a win. On balance, facts win lawsuits and arguments go packing. But there is much in the day-to-day combat that is less about knowing the law and having good facts than it is about outfoxing an opponent. This is a story about just such a case....
Experienced attorneys know knowledge of the law does not ensure a win. On balance, facts win lawsuits and arguments go packing. But there is much in the day-to-day combat that is less about knowing the law and having good facts than it is about outfoxing an opponent. This is a story about just such a case....
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