When we talk about murder, I think that most people will think about the scene we ever watched in the movies. And there are different kinds of murderer. They have a lot of plans to do this. At last, they always will put in jail or get killed by others. Actually, murders happen every day in America and the whole world. The murderers always just want to get money, take revenge, etc. In which ways we can cope with the murdering cases? And is the justice system is fair? Also, have we ever thought about this may happen to us in our daily life? If so, what will we try to do to defend ourselves? .
I think the justice system is unfair and unethical. I knew that from this dialogue. If a man kills someone before not relates to this case, the lawyer will not tell any about it to the police. Also, most lawyers' only care about how much money they can make and just simply ignore morality and the truth. They always step from poor people, even relate to ethic. The law forces lawyers to sit outside the norm of ethical conduct, but the rich people can still hire the good lawyers and make convincible speeches to defense themselves as they only care about money. I dont think they behave in a professional manner. For example: The Brooks Simpson case, pieces of evidence had already showed that Simpson had killed his wife, Angela Simpson, and her boyfriend, Michael Thomas. However, he got away from punishment of the court by hiring some famous lawyers, even though his car was blanketed with blood and his hands were full of blood when the cops caught him. I think that this was totally unfair. .
This dialogue "To Defend a Killer" reminds me a tragic accident in Hong Kong. One of my friends had some argument with a guy. And soon they started a fight. My friend pushed the guy downstairs accidentally and that guy was got hurt and he had broken his arm and leg. When my friend saw that, he fled at once. In our real world, many people are no difference from him; most of them will also try to get away because they dont want to get terrible from it.
