Did he make the right choice?
But he had no time to think about that as he walked inside the precinct and inquired about his new case. He had to check on Ken's friend and see what he would deal with in this situation. So he could determine whether he should help this man or let him rot in jail.
He might be running a pro bono firm, but he chose the people he helped. He only defended those deprived of their right because of their limitations in hiring a good representation. However, he must believe their innocence.
The last thing he wanted was to defend a criminal who would only end up in the street again, doing bad things.
"Adam, are you sure you want to defend this man?" His friend asked as he told him about the case.
"I wish to look at it." He told his friend and contact inside the police force. He would not let his friend's prejudgment cloud his take on the case.
