Welcome back to "You're Free to Go," the podcast where experienced attorneys Guy Fromson and Mark Nurek share real-life insights from their extensive careers in criminal law. With over 80 years of combined experience, they tackle the pressing questions that arise in their practice, including the ethical dilemmas of defending clients who may be guilty and the complexities of building trust with them.
In this episode, Guy and Mark dive into the intricacies of client confessions, the challenges of representing clients with dubious stories, and the critical importance of honesty in the attorney-client relationship. They recount fascinating and often humorous anecdotes from their cases—ranging from unusual criminal stories to the surprising moments when clients reveal the truth.
Discover how they navigate the moral landscape of criminal defense, the role of polygraphs, and the strategies they employ when clients insist on innocent narratives despite overwhelming evidence. Get an insider's perspective on how the justice system operates and the fine line defense attorneys walk while ensuring that every client receives fair representation.
Join us for an enlightening discussion that sheds light on the realities of criminal defense and the stories that can turn a case upside down!
**Key Topics:**
- The ethical dilemmas of defending guilty clients
- Building trust with clients and the importance of honesty
- Real-life anecdotes from the courtroom
- The use of polygraphs and mock trials
- Navigating client narratives and evidence discrepancies
Tune in for this engaging episode and explore the fascinating world of criminal law with Guy and Mark as they share their expertise and experiences! Don't forget to subscribe for more captivating insights and stories from the courtroom.