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Old 01-07-2025, 10:17 PM   #192
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Not always. Many criminal lawyers don’t make much money at all. From my experience, prosecutors are on average better lawyers. Crown lawyers also get great benefits and pensions, and don’t have to worry about finding clients.
Anyone can just start out as a defender, so you end up with a huge range of skill (and incomes). You need some level of skill to get a job with crown, and you will get fired if you are bad at the job. So there's a minimum skill level in crown you don't see in defence.

It's more of a difference in personality types, more than anything. I meet a of skilled crown lawyers, who obviously don't have the personally type to be a defence lawyer.
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