An Innocent Client Novels & Stories

He asks angrily "No I didn't I was very faithful to you, I have morals to uphold seeing as you have none Jake and I'm not your Angel" I replied turning around as Jace walked me to my next class. "Why did you help me?" I questioned He smiled "Well I wasn't going to spectate as others were doing, harming a woman is un-called for even attempting to hurt a woman" He replied in a soothing voice "You're too nice..." I say a tiny smile making its way to my face I tuck my curls behind my ear

Attorney Thornton narrates as he stands proudly with powerfully serious eyes. “Yes, go ahead and present your case.” Judge Karolina Herman responds. “My client has been gravely and wrongly accused of such heinous crimes which he has not committed underlying no proof from the plaintiff’s side. He is innocent.” Attorney Thornton insists and it makes me vomit how this freaking attorney would even have the nerve to actually say that without even knowing the truth that Jake had been lying every thing.

With her, I was confident we could win the case. “They have accused my client of murder and kidnap.” She looked at Alistair and Annalise, then continued even louder. “Although she is innocent until proven guilty,” Elvira continued, with one finger high in the air. She was really confident. “Ms. Sanchez should know better.” With full force, she slammed her hands on the opposing attorney’s desk. The attorney didn’t flinch. He, too, was a fairly good-looking man in his mid-thirties.

he tapped on the envelope he placed on the table. I leaned in, “really, what makes you say that?” He leaned back in his chair and chuckled, “you have the evidence and once the knife comes back with his blood on it, her fate is sealed, you may want to offer me a plea bargain, try to spare her life at this point,” he arched a brow. I sat back shaking my head, “no deals, no bargains, my client is innocent and with the evidence that I just received, you may want to apologize while you free her.”

And if I don’t do something now, I’ll end up going down, and she’ll be vulnerable. And that can’t happen. I grab my phone and call her lawyer. He answers on the first ring. “Marvin Newson here—” “Marvin, listen,” I say, typing up an e-mail. “Your client, Nicole Williams, is innocent.” “That’s what I’ve been saying.” “Yeah, well, I have proof,” I snap, pressing send. “All the proof you need is in your inbox now. I need you to look at it and get back to me. We need Nicole transferred immediately. Understand?”

Cyril narrowed his two spikey eyes at his sarcastic comment before he threw the last words and left the uncontrolled beast behind. "Also fuck you for fucking this meeting up by opening our client's head open!" With that he left the private room leaving the scoffing man who gave no shits about that client giving the project or not. It wasn't like they were any short of the projects, that little bitch just didn't know how to shut up.

"Please! You can't just leave me here! Dave, please!" I knocked on the door. The officer opened it immediately. "We're done here," I said. I walked out without looking back. Ahmad's screams followed me down the hallway. "DAVE! YOU BASTARD! I'LL TELL THEM EVERYTHING! I'LL TELL THEM IT WAS YOUR PLAN! DAVE!" The officer closed the cell door, muffling the sound. "Finished already?" he asked. "Yes," I said calmly. "My client is... unstable. I don't think I can represent him anymore." The officer nodded sympathetically.

"If he's innocent, why is he in such a rush to go abroad?" Jason was also well-prepared for this matter. He took out a medical record and explained, "My client is going there for a check-up. It's a mere coincidence regarding the conspiracies online where they said he's escaping after bullying someone. "After all, the two victims' families already forgave him and even signed the memorandum of understanding." Jason pushed the evidence to Bertie. "Don't worry, Mr. Gorand. We understand we made a mistake. My client will definitely change his ways in the future. May I now please take my client for treatment?"

“I told you people from the beginning that my client is innocent of these accusations.” He looked directly at Vincent. “Now the DNA results have proven it. My client cannot be arrested based on accusations that have no evidence.” Vincent's expression hardened. He didn't respond immediately. Desmond finally stood. He turned toward the camera. His expression became serious. “I am innocent of every accusation that has been thrown at me.” He paused. “Even Ms. Annabelle's statement could not prove that I committed any crime. Yet you all chose to judge me before the investigation was complete.”

“I know what you are trying to build.” “And what is that?” “A politically motivated case based on assumptions, emotional testimony, and the statements of frightened teenagers.” Jacob leaned back farther in his chair. “Gerald,” he murmured, "it's just as you've said." The lawyer lifted one hand. “My client is innocent,” he repeated. “And I expect that to be reflected in the manner of this interview.” Detective Collins looked at Jacob. “Mr. Hawthorne, do you understand why you are here?” Jacob’s gaze moved slowly to her.