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WHAT DOES A CRIMINAL DEFENCE LAWYER DO? “Like a heart surgeon or a plumber, you don’t know the value of a criminal defence lawyer until you need one.” This is an excellent article by Neha Chugh.

Posted byDennis Reeve 24 December 202124 December 2021
CO.Canada lawyer
https://www.standard-freeholder.com/opinion/columnists/community-editorial-board-what-does-a-criminal-defence-lawyer-do
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