What skills do you need to be a criminal lawyer? | Ramanuj Mukherjee

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@deepconscious7741 3 жыл бұрын

Law students never 'think' like legal experts. One spends years to learn all acts, rules, by-rules etc., etc.,just for clearing the exams but professionally never know what legal tool to employ and what to dispense with in a specific case. Lawyers, know themselves in the heart of hearts that they are not capable of handling complex cases because their foundation, the basic legal knowledge foundation - is never there. Legal analysis is absent, legal knowledge is absent and confidence in-self is absent. One just meanders and provides knee-jerk solutions and files pre-formatted petitions and plaints - not knowing how to respond if anything unknown sprouts up, connected to the proceedings & the case, but were never given a thought to or anticipated. You are right - it is the counsel that many a time delays matters rather than the judicial process and hurts the entire advocate-counsel fraternity - as then every member of public views legal recourse as a time & money wasting exercise.

@mohammedyunuspirjade9772 Жыл бұрын

Very nice. Thanks for sharing such a useful information. God bless you.