an End May Come To the Nightmare (at least part of it)

Below is part of the bio for our attorney. Nothing like getting someone to fight for the side they are usually prosecuting, eh?
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After successfully prosecuting a number of high profile cases involving child victims and being honored as the 2003 Trial Attorney of the Year, Max Hirsh became one of the youngest Deputy Chiefs in DeKalb County District Attorney’s Office history. In his tenure as a prosecutor Mr. Hirsh routinely tried and won some of the most troubling and compelling cases, often with little if any corroborating or physical evidence. Based on little more than the child’s word and his team’s aggressive investigation and preparation, Mr. Hirsh thoroughly and passionately fought for those who had been wronged.

In addition to his experience as the Chief of the Crimes Against Children Unit, Mr. Hirsh has handled over one thousand matters and tried over one hundred cases before both State and Superior Courts. His experience includes litigating DUI, domestic violence, theft, fraud, armed robbery, kidnapping, child and adult sex crimes, white collar and murder cases as well as being lead counsel on a high profile death penalty case. Mr. Hirsh has authored appellate briefs on a number of his trial victories. None of Mr. Hirsh’s trial victories has been remanded or reversed.
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The good news is that we think it is nearly over.

*sigh*

That was a little sigh of relief. The big one will come when the case is officially closed.