Criminal
Jun. 12, 2012
Trying the Pro Per Defendant
Prosecuting pro per defendants presents some of the most unique challenges a prosecutor or trial judge will face. By Benjamin W. Karabian
Prosecuting a pro per defendant is among the most unique challenges a prosecutor and trial judge will experience. Pro per trials are unlike any other, and require skills and mindsets rarely honed in traditional trials. Compounding the enigma is the fact that no two defendants who represent themselves are the same. There exist, however, certain strategies a prosecutor need regard, and certain considerations a trial court must be mindful of,...
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