Criminal lawyer day in the life

Lawyers start their day very early.
Most lawyers wake up from sleep at the early hours of the break of dawn.
They do this consistently and constantly every day.
This is because they are required by their bosses to arrive early in the office every morning.

In conclusion, the criminal lawyer’s day varies depending on the type of case they’re working on.
They will spend hours in court and manage outside sources like police officers, victims, and witnesses.
The lawyer needs to make sure every detail is correct for trial, or it could lead to a mistrial.

Typically, my day as a criminal defense lawyer begins with court.
I can often be found pacing the hallways of a general district court, calming down clients, talking to prosecutors, and looking for police officers.

The long hours lawyers put in daily and weekly is because of the obligations the profession imposes on them.
Funnily, the notion that people have of attorneys at law going to court in the morning and spending the major parts of their day battling in court before the judge and panels of jurors, arguing a motion or appeal is not really the reality.