Fredrick Martin – After Conviction; and Martin Henn – Under The Color Of Law

Fredrick Martin - After Conviction: What You Can Do Before A Lawyer Is Appointed It has become apparent over the last 50 years that if you have money for a "Good" lawyer you will get acquitted and if you don't you will be convicted. What is it about a good lawyer that makes the difference? Are all the other lawyers "Bad" lawyers? What makes the good lawyer good? Frederick Martin -has written the book "AFTER CONVICTION: What You Can Do Before A Lawyer Is Appointed", which offers viable suggestions on what the "wrongly convicted" can do for themselves in the appeal process. Knowing your case and the laws surrounding the crime one is convicted of as well as providing the names of witnesses and where to find them are just two things that can go a long way to proving innocence. These and so much more are difficult to do from behind bars but one must be actively involved in their own defense if they are to prove their innocence. The purpose of this book is to tell you what to do before a lawyer is appointed to better prepare one to help their lawyer, help them. Host Keith Brown…