Why you need a good advocate at Court

Some people try to go it alone when they are facing a matter in Court.

Whilst for some people this will not be problematic as they are confident and believe they can argue their case to a win. Nevertheless, for most Court is a dauting process. AND Court advocacy is not just about arguing a case.

Court advocacy is somewhat of an art form. As advocacy in Court is not just about arguing a case or putting your best case forward.

Advocacy is much more and is vital when you are facing either a criminal or civil matter in Court.

A good Court advocate will not only be able to argue your case well but will also know;

• the rules of the Court,
• the rules of procedure,
• rules of evidence,
• developed a case theory and
• know your matter possibly down to the most intricate details.

They are not the Judge but do decide how a case will be run.

For instance, a good Court advocate will decide: -

• What arguments to make;
• The optimal way to present your case to the Court;
• What evidence to put forth to the Court;
• How to argue your case in line with your instructions;

A good Court advocate will also;

• Know their ethical obligations;
• Always have your best interest;
• Be persuasive at Court; and
• Let you know the legal consequences ‘the good, bad and the ugly’

A Court advocate can be a lawyer or a barrister.

Thus, having a good advocate on your side can make the difference between a lose/win or guilty/not guilty.

So, if you or someone you know is facing a matter in Court do not go it alone. Contact Rep-Revive Criminal & Employment Lawyers® for a free initial consultation.