The Tribunal
The Tribunal
“It was as if he had an entirely new client: his daughter. This gave him a personal stake in the outcome that he had never experienced before as a prosecutor.
Everyone treated him differently as well. From the moment he came into the building trailed by news crews, people offered their sympathies and wished him luck.
Kevin looked up from the table when he heard a familiar voice. “Mr. Anderson, I’m so sorry about your daughter. I gave you the application to be defense counsel, and... I can’t help but feel this is all my fault.”
Kevin saw a grief-stricken Mrs. Kelly.
“It’s not your fault at all, Mrs. Kelly. You’re the nicest person I know here.”
Mrs. Kelly would not be consoled. She continued in her Irish accent. “If there’s anything I can do, please let me know.MoreLess
Everyone treated him differently as well. From the moment he came into the building trailed by news crews, people offered their sympathies and wished him luck.
Kevin looked up from the table when he heard a familiar voice. “Mr. Anderson, I’m so sorry about your daughter. I gave you the application to be defense counsel, and... I can’t help but feel this is all my fault.”
Kevin saw a grief-stricken Mrs. Kelly.
“It’s not your fault at all, Mrs. Kelly. You’re the nicest person I know here.”
Mrs. Kelly would not be consoled. She continued in her Irish accent. “If there’s anything I can do, please let me know.MoreLess
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