Chicago DUI Attorney Wonders, " What If You Aren't Guilty?"

This Chicago DUI Attorney has posted here and here about being wrongly accused.


There are horror stories every day about crimes committed.  Still we
all tend to ignore the stories of the falsely accused.

Every time someone hears what I do for a living, I'm asked how I can
defend people who are guilty.  I always respond that I often defend
folks who are not guilty but wrongly charged.  Inevitably the asker of
the question looks at me as if I'm a Martian.

Justice delayed is still Justice denied.

From msnbc.com: 

A man arrested for driving while intoxicated and then forced into

solitary confinement for two years tried to get help by writing to the

jail's nurse, but the only response he got was a dose of sedatives,

his lawyer said.

Stephen Slevin, 57, was arrested in August 2005 in New Mexico’s Dona

Ana County, charged with aggravated driving while under the influence

and possession of a stolen vehicle, although Slevin maintains the car

was lent to him by a friend. On Tuesday, a federal jury in Sante Fe

awarded him $22 million in damages for enduring inhumane conditions in

the Dona Ana County jail, which he emerged from "hollow," Matt Coyte,

his lawyer, told msnbc.com on Wednesday.

Would you feel differently about his treatment if he was found guilty?