As the trial for Mark’s heinous crimes continued, it was now the defense164Please respect copyright.PENANAry2xVaJHIy
team’s turn to present their case. Mark’s defense team comprised a group of experienced and well-respected lawyers determined to save their clients from the death164Please respect copyright.PENANA6mNy99pa5c
penalty. They knew they had a tough case ahead of them, but they be- believed they had a164Please respect copyright.PENANA5X1d8iTBoS
strong defense strategy to convince the jury to spare Mark’s life. The defense team164Please respect copyright.PENANAY839nu0A4k
began by painting a picture of Mark as a victim of circumstance. They claimed that164Please respect copyright.PENANA5T1zn5OrqC
Mark had suffered from a traumatic childhood that had left him with severe mental164Please respect copyright.PENANAUViOVkF6eI
health issues. They argued that his abusive and neglectful upbringing had led him to164Please respect copyright.PENANAnHztxWRzYu
develop a deep-seated resentment towards society, which eventually manifested in his164Please respect copyright.PENANAt2AKhUDuGL
violent actions. The defense called several expert witnesses to the stand to support164Please respect copyright.PENANAR00DJyqRju
their argument. These experts included psychiatrists, psychologists, and Neuroscientists who testified about Mark’s mental health and brain functioning. They argued164Please respect copyright.PENANA4ILIDlzV7v
that Mark suffered from a range of psychological disorders, including severe164Please respect copyright.PENANA294L0ZTEwl
anxiety, depression, and borderline personality disorder. They also presented evidence164Please respect copyright.PENANA2z00pLuDKC
to suggest that Mark had abnormal brain activity in certain areas associated with164Please respect copyright.PENANAEVreFDa6Kv
emotional regulation and impulse control. The defense team also presented evidence to164Please respect copyright.PENANAYXuuH6NntK
suggest that Mark’s crimes were not entirely his fault. They argued that Mark had been164Please respect copyright.PENANAgFLOZK3c9k
influenced by his envi- ronment and that society had failed him. They pre- sented164Please respect copyright.PENANAbrNjcRZUio
testimony from witnesses who knew Mark as a child and who attested to the abuse and164Please respect copyright.PENANAGGF9BPKrEx
neglect he had suffered at the hands of his parents. They also called experts to164Please respect copyright.PENANAA4DypMnpBC
testify about the role of social and environmental factors in shaping criminal164Please respect copyright.PENANAAKosKYKWDH
behavior. Throughout the trial, the defense team consistently challenged the164Please respect copyright.PENANAKtrOVnHeSu
prosecution’s evidence and tried to poke holes in their case. They argued that the pros-164Please respect copyright.PENANAFN9muFDKFk
ecution’s witnesses were biased and their evidence was circumstantial at best.164Please respect copyright.PENANAp3xVIKKasj
They also tried to discredit the prosecution’s theory of the case, argu- ing that164Please respect copyright.PENANAXYAKtBDvcq
it was based on conjecture and speculation rather than hard evidence. At the same164Please respect copyright.PENANAbciEvpPjHD
time, the defense team tried to build sympathy for Mark by humanizing him and164Please respect copyright.PENANAnzVcZS6zWJ
presenting him as a complex individual with many layers. They called witnesses who164Please respect copyright.PENANAvWqaZcPOAH
knew Mark as a kind and generous person and presented evidence of his charitable164Please respect copyright.PENANAeWUKIIj36L
donations and good deeds. They also argued that Mark had shown remorse for his actions164Please respect copyright.PENANAaTyV0IcGZh
and that he was not a danger to society if given the proper treatment and care. In164Please respect copyright.PENANAZfUE8eR7Gp
the end, the defense team’s efforts paid off to some degree. They were able to164Please respect copyright.PENANA0SmuVdpTho
convince some members of the jury that Mark was not entirely responsible for his164Please respect copyright.PENANAESPli17Hd0
actions and that society had failed him. They were also able to convince the jury that164Please respect copyright.PENANApRYaOc8jgO
Mark’s life should be spared, and he was ultimately sentenced to life in prison164Please respect copyright.PENANAKgWemYls6k
without the possibility of parole. Despite their success, however, the defense team164Please respect copyright.PENANApMt0cNQ7Zw
knew that their work was far from over. They recognized that Mark would need164Please respect copyright.PENANA1BpF8SZDpy
extensive mental health treatment and support if he was ever to lead a normal life164Please respect copyright.PENANAmWnwGyd5D8
again. They also knew that the fight to re-form the criminal justice system and164Please respect copyright.PENANAxJnNCCuUtL
address the root causes of crime was far from over. Overall, the defense team’s164Please respect copyright.PENANAdWAdiUGfr6
strategy was to present Mark as a complex and sympathetic character who was not164Please respect copyright.PENANAmWXrLmZPpP
entirely responsible for his actions. They aimed to build sympathy for him among the164Please respect copyright.PENANAroyZVyi5RF
jurors and present him as a victim of circumstance rather than a cold-blooded killer.164Please respect copyright.PENANAY5yHyHsjLL
While they were not entirely successful in their efforts, they were able to secure164Please respect copyright.PENANAqyoeFQ5BDt
a life sentence for their client and bring some measure of closure to the case.164Please respect copyright.PENANACc4yWHtr5B
164Please respect copyright.PENANAQnLIkrWo00
arrow_back
Londons Finest
more_vert
-
info_outline 資料
-
toc 目錄
-
share 分享
-
format_color_text 介面設置
-
exposure_plus_1 推薦
-
打賞
-
report_problem 檢舉
-
account_circle 登入
X
Londons Finest
作者:
kzulu

篇 #18
The defence
喜歡 0
閱讀 160
書籤 0
campaign
催更 0
打賞
提出編輯建議

按此加載下一章
X
每次催更後,作者都會收到通知!
smartphone100 → 催更
×
寫下你喜歡這個故事的地方
×
對此喜歡的人