If you where a lawyer, would you defend somwone you know is a bad person. Like this Moussaoui trail?
445962
As best I could.\nThat is the only way the system is fair.\nWhy ruin something good over someone who is evil?
900997
Isn't it wrong to condone murdering ANYONE?
203193
Unfortunately, yes.  Good and Evil are human attributes, so an evil person is one of us, as much as we'd like to disown him.
1068353
Yes it is a good Idea. If the defendent Is Not guilty -He needs to be able to tell the Jury that and denie the charges.
847965
That's just plain evil. I can't believe there's such scum like that around. Well, as long as you keep all documentation, correspondence, etc... you shouldn't have a problem proving the situation to the authorities.\n\nI hope you get to meet this person and give him a whopping big whack in the head. Grrr! I'm so angry FOR you!!!
333365
YOUR QUESTION NEEDS MORE DETAIL\nNOW I WOULD DEFEND A AMERICAN-BORN MEXICAN OR A LEGAL-ALIEN\nAN ILLEGAL I WOULDN'T
300227
Hell Yes!\n\nGotta put yourself in the other guys' shoes.  Even if they though that they had our best interests to heart, we'd resist with all of our ability to do so.  That's all that most of them are doing.  The man in the street's take in Bagdhad is, OK, SH is gone.  Thank you, but you may leave now!
802560
first of all, its "trial" not "trail."  His lawyer should be able to cut a deal with the prosecutor where he pleads guilty to a lesser charge and a trial is not necessary.
1073520
Any good lawyer would have NO time to practice if he or she were on Yahoo Answers. And any good lawyer would not work pro bono.
262708
Does it even matter anymore?  He was found not guilty. I watched the trail and I would have given the same verdict if I was a juror.  \n\nForget about it and move on! \n\nThe Killa's not thinking about it!
954128
*looking at my watch*\n\nWasn't that clown's 15 minutes up a LONG time ago?  If you look up the def of "media whore" in a dictionary, OJ's face would be there.  Reguardless if he actually was innocent or not, what kind of twisted sick joke would that be:  giving details on air about how you would murder your ex and her friend.  Disgusting and yet you know there will be people who will watch it....it's sad
1031106
I think she is morally wrong to have him charged with manslaughter.  Sounds like the family found a way to make a quick fortune.  My ex did something similar.  Disgusting.
44832
There is an old police saying - "There are two sides to every story, and the truth lies somewhere in between".  Obviously, there is a lot more to this story you haven't explained.  You can't just give generalities, and expect any officer to come up with a solution, let alone, criticize the police officers who handled your situation.  Your first step should be the hiring of an attorney.  Aside from defending you in court, he will be your best counsel in a future course of action.  Second, I think you will be surprised on how reasonably priced the services of a private investigator can be.  His mission is primarily a fact finding one, and can supply your attorney with the necessary information to not only vindicate you, but assist you in prosecuting the low life scum you are talking about.
744037
well until you posted the question a good lawyer could have probably saved you stupid pot head but now you are f***ed.  You better hope he's not a rat!
1127426
I have heard bits and pieces of the story about the ex president.  I think it is insane that things like this is allowed to go on in other parts of the world.  I live in the US and everything here isn't perfect but our ex president about got in alot of trouble for getting a B.J. from someone besides his wife.  They are things that go on in Africa I really don't understand.  I think they are wrong and will never travel to this part of the world because of lack of people being prosecuted for crime they commit.  I'm not telling you that you should leave, this is something you need to decide for your self.  If you don't fill safe you need to leave.  Safe should be you main concern.  It don't look like you are in a very safe place.
90225
Well if he was in a hole like Saddaam, I would "accidentally" drop a bunch of food and water down there, and then "accidentally" cement the opening so that it could never be opened again. We'll let him spend a little time down there thinking about what he REALLY believes. Sounds cruel? It's better than killing him, and better than putting him in jail where someone could help him to escape and plan another attack. I personally would not have any problem with lopping off is head, but I don't think I'll be his judge. Money is no reward either.
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The "chop"?  I am not sure I would call the death penalty "the chop".  It sort of says America is all about revenge, which it's not. And that's why I think this was a good verdict: it allowed Moussaoui's due process to run its course (though he still has appeals). He received much more justice than the victims of his co-conspirators.  I think some would say that this guy was so low on the totem pole that we're really looking for a scapegoat. As one of the family members of a 9/11 victim said, we don't really know what was going on in his mind on that day. Is he really more paranoid, more dellusional, as opposed to a true conspirator or mastermind? We don't really know. But he was part of it at least at some levels.  Today he proclaimed "victory" even though he had earlier stated he wanted the death penalty. This alone makes me wonder if he is in the right state of mind.  He wants to be the center of attention and this verdict might finally take away that attention from him.