• ROLES AT WORK

• Criminal lawyers may work for the government as prosecutors, or as the defense counsel, but most students who don’t get hired start their own law firm
• Criminal lawyers mostly work in offices, where they prepare cases, and meet up with clients who come in seek for defense or a prosecution
• Criminal lawyers also appear at courthouse for cases and trials
• Most lawyers spend their time reading, writing, and studying the law and its fundamentals
• Prosecutors face a lot of pressure when dealing with an opponent who have done something wrong; public gives puts pressure on the lawyer, by excepting that the opponent who has done something wrong deserves the right punishment
• Defence lawyers have an important job to protect ones rights, and that the person should receive a fair trial
• Criminal lawyers work fairly about 9 hours a day, and approximately 50 hours a week, if a lawyer is working on a big case, the number of hours per daily and weekly increases do to the load of work