St. Paul Criminal Defense Attorney on How the Prosecutor Builds their Case - Video

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It is frequently a very slow and methodical process. That is how a prosecutor, the Government, builds a case, one brick at a time. Their purpose is to show their work and allow the jury to understand not just what they are doing but also why they are doing it.

As a former prosecutor, I remember trying to do this. After decades as a criminal defense attorney, I understand it all too well now. At the same time, understanding this approaches allows a better understanding of weaknesses in that building, the holes or maybe even the lack of foundation and how to make the roof cave in.

I appear on KSTP TV to discuss the Kim Potter Murder trial and what the Government is trying to do when they introduce their witnesses and what the Defense should be doing to undermine them.

If you are facing serious criminal charges, don’t talk to the police, the government. They are trying to build a case and if they are looking at you, they want you to help them do it. Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney. Jack Rice Defense has been representing clients for decades and will sit for a free confidential consultation Contact Jack Rice Defense or call 651-447-7650 or 612-227-1339.

Watch Jack’s Interview on KSTP