Kayla Murphy

Like there are issues if you can just, that's what I spend the most of, I would say I spend the most of my time thinking about like preparing for trial is like, you know, what other narratives are here?

And I think that there's always like a story under the story that you can find if you- Dig deep enough.

So I would say like my bread and butter is,

DUIs.

DUIs.

I love DUIs.

They're so complicated.

Like there's so many mistakes that cops can make during their investigation.

Like did they administer the field sobriety test properly?

You know, were there any issues with the breath machine?

I've just like, so even if on its face, a DUI looks pretty like- Cut and dry.

Exactly.

Like I love them because you can always just like,

dig into it deep enough to where you can always find like some issue or some mistake.

And I think I told you earlier, like most cases end in a plea deal.

So usually you're just trying to like find any kind of legal or factual issue that you can to throw at the prosecutor to try to like, you know, get your client the best resolution.

Honestly, our criminal legal system is disturbingly like a game of poker.

And I would say that

The prosecution usually wants like some pound of flesh, so to speak.

So let's say you have a really stupid case and your client's like, you know, I didn't do this.