Here are a few more viewpoints for the 33×3 Trifextra Challenge. Thanks to those who commented. I cannot say I understand exactly what goes on in anyone’s brain . . . but I have heard many of these comments.
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Prosecutor: Defense attorney says his client wants a deal. They all do. Can’t admit their own actions caused this. They just want the easy way out. I hate this part of the job.
Defendant: Bitch deserved it! If she hadn’t talked back I wouldn’t have had to slap her. Damn cops always arrest the man. She’ll be sorry when I get out of here. Not guilty!
Victim Advocate: I can only sit here and hold her hand. God, she’s shaking! Wish I could tell the jury the other stuff this perv has done to her. She deserves much better.
Very well done! That is the very reason why I decided I couldn’t really become a lawyer when I was younger. I hope the plea deal still puts the guy behind bars…
That sanctimonious attitude that makes it somehow ‘ok’ to behave like that. Disgusting. Oh – my friend who went to Alaska was visiting her brother at Fort Wainwright.
The defendant’s ‘she’ll be sorry’ threat gave me a shiver…mostly because they often do follow through on that. Funny how their own actions are often because of someone else – not their responsibility.
Another great job. I’m glad that you came back to submit again. You’ve captured perfectly what often goes on in these situations.
wow. This might be the three viewpoints to precision. Shocking.