I've got a new post up on the Huffington Post about the Parrish Bennette Jr. case here in Portland, and specifically, about how the defense lawyers kept the location of the victim's body secret for four months while representing their client.
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Hey,
Thanks! Great post you have written on "Killers, hidden bodies, and lawyers' ethics".Really I can say that your post is very informative, I'll come across your blog again when you will update it with new.
Nelson
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Posted by: Nelson | February 04, 2013 at 03:52 AM
These type of incidents give a negative impact their profession. Its really unethical for any lawyer to keep these kinds of information secret.
Posted by: Stryker Hip Recall Lawyer | February 05, 2013 at 11:43 AM
Since the role the lawyers would play in the case is very crucial, you should be sure that you would be making the proper choice in selecting the attorney who will represent you. You should be sure that he has a wide experience in the field and know exactly how to get you out of the case with the best deal possible.
Posted by: Hawaii Criminal Lawyers | February 22, 2013 at 04:10 AM