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What did you have to learn the hard way?
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The Public Defender doesn't give a shit about you.
They also don't give a shit if you're truly innocent or guilty. They just want the case to be as easy as possible while also establishing their effectiveness so they can join a wealthy private law firm.
I mean, a lawyer shouldn't, public defender or no. Their job is to argue a case, not to be the judge.
And public defenders are human beings as well, if you can make yourself a human being to them and not just a task they have to complete in order to get a paycheck then you stand a much better chance of getting high quality representation.