Defence of non-guilty

Innocence defense refers to the defendant and his defense lawyer making an argument for the defendant's innocence in court. There are only two results: one is that the prosecutor is supported by the court and the defendant is found guilty; the other is that the defense view is adopted by the court and the defendant is found not guilty. The principle of innocence defense refers to the rules that lawyers must abide by in the process of defending the defendant.

1. In criminal proceedings, the defendant and his defense lawyer (decided by the defendant, the defense lawyer can only provide legal advice or opinions) can make a guilty or innocent defense according to the case.

2. Innocence defense refers to the defendant and his defense lawyer making an argument for the defendant's innocence in court. There are only two results: one is that the prosecutor is supported by the court and the defendant is found guilty. The other is that the defendant wins the case and is found not guilty. However, since it is difficult for the defendant to turn the tables and win the case in terms of the strength of evidence in general public prosecution cases, if you just make an innocent defense, in fact It is quite disadvantageous to the defendant, so in practice, after reading the case file (the defendant has no right to read it), the lawyer will persuade the defendant to make a guilty defense.

3. Guilty defense refers to the defendant and his lawyer making a guilty but lesser defense for the defendant in the trial. The result is of course a guilty verdict, but the sentence may be mitigated or reduced.

4. At first glance, the innocent defense is better, but in fact, in most cases, the guilty defense is more beneficial to the parties. This is the result of a specific analysis of the specific case and the result of the game between the prosecution and the defense.