Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan
assault and battery
Is it a good idea to accept a court appointed attorney?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: assault and battery
Yes, but only if you can't afford to hire an attorney of your choice. Nevertheless, you are better off with a Court Appointed Attorney than having to represent yourself in Court. I, for one, have never been a court appointed attorney.
Daniel Hajji
248.865.4700
Re: assault and battery
Yes, but only if you can't afford to hire an attorney of your choice. Nevertheless, you are better off with a Court Appointed Attorney than having to represent yourself in Court. I, for one, have never been a court appointed attorney.
Daniel Hajji
248.865.4700
Re: assault and battery
Our office receives several complaints almost every day about court appointed attorneys. I would not recommend that any friend or relative of mine settle for a court appointed attorney.
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