The United State Legal System and Legal Practitioner

Introduction: Legal Practitioner

Definitively established through constitutional writings and unquestionably recognized in historical court cases, laws within the United States have been effectively interpreted, defended, and protected by law practitioner from every culture, ethnicity, and race. Justifying the innocence’s defense falls upon the highly motivating and extremely enthusiastic individuals that practice, preserve, and protect the laws and governance created by federal, state, and local governments. The US Constitution provides legal teams a historically formulated road map of laws; open to interpretations which only extensively experienced and highly educated law practitioners can decipher. Freedoms of the accused within this nation hinges on the expertise, tactics, techniques, and savvy strategies of legal practitioners. Legal teams across the country have represented accused individuals, guilty criminals, and corruptive organizations. Legal practitioners play pivotal roles within the criminal justice system and although laws are meant to provide types of behavioral conformities within social norms, it too must be protected from being abused by government officials practicing law enforcement, hence, legal practitioner ensure lawful judicial balance in the pursuit of justice. Although lawyers and attorneys provide the litigation aspect of judicial functions, assistants provide the legal backbone and direction in which attorneys will travel during litigations.

Attorneys at Law:

Criminal defense attorneys are hired privately; appointed to conduct the legal defense of an individual that is accused of a crime and to represent him/her before the court of law (Schmallger, 2009, p. 329). To practice as an effective attorne...

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...perceptions of law enforcement practices, or not. It is the responsibility to ensure the safety of the accused when such situations arise and without legal practitioners, accountability would continue, unchecked, unbalanced, and unjustly applied to the lives of innocently accused individuals.

Works Cited

ABA. (2014, April 13th). Model Rules of Professional Conduct. Retrieved from American Bar Association: http://www.americanbar.org/groups/professional_responsibility/publications/model_rules_of_professional_conduct.html

Juan, E. A. (2013, October 13th). Cultural Jurisprudance. Ebsco Host, p. 1.

NALA. (2014, 13th April). Supreme COurt Recognition. Retrieved from The Association of Legal Assistance: http://www.nala.org/terms.aspx

Schmallger, F. (2009). The Defese Councel. In F. Schmallger, Criminal Justice Today (pp. 329-334). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.