Private Lawyers Versus Public Defenders

Mark Copoulos discusses why a private lawyer is a superior option to representation by the government or a large scale organization. **Please note** This Vlog is not intended as legal advice and is solely the opinion of the author, which is protected under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Mark D. Copoulos
1628 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 1301
Philadelphia, PA 19103
267-535-9776
www.philacriminaldefenseattorney.com

[@triceejackson8038]

BECAUSE YOU HIT A GUILTY NERVE

[@jerrylmartinez3339]

Either one to say the truth they are worthless neither want to file a motion to suppress when asked to file one. The only way to get them off your case is to file a grievance against them, that will make them run

[@ezrabrown7683]

How do I decide if a private lawyer is good or not?

[@matthews5335]

Thank You for your informative Videos; you seem like an Excellent Attorney. I would like to see VIDEOS THAT ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. My Attorney seems like a Lazy Negligent Incompetent Attorney; I would like to know what to do to build a Case for Incompetent Counsel now while I am still a Pre-Trial Defendant. I had NO PRIORS, so I had no prior experience with Attorneys. I would like to know what constitutes a Good Private Criminal Defense Attorney. And I would like to know under what circumstances should you Fire your Private Criminal Defense Attorney. What constitutes a Good Public Defender? I have a Private Criminal Defense Attorney who:
1)Is so Disorganized that he cannot find the WRITTEN FACTS OF MY CASE even after dozens of hours of looking for the Document. I remembered the Facts when the Document was written, but now I do not remember many of the facts.
2)One of my Attorneys Took Notes and Wrote my initial Statement Of Facts regarding my Case, but after that Attorney left the Organization, my present Private Attorney Lazily REFUSED TO TAKE ANY NOTES about the remaining FACTS OF MY CASE. saying that he would Remember everything I said, then later he forgot most of what I said. And when at my request my Attorney came to see me to hear me talk about the remaining Facts Of My Case, my Attorney Refused to Take Notes, saying that he would Remember everything I said; then later he forgot most of what I had said. Also regarding the Appointments to hear the remaining Facts Of my Case, my Attorney arrived Late, took a Long Lunch, and Left Early to go play basketball; he was Extremely Well-Paid for all of that.
3)I had a WILLING CRUCIAL WITNESS whom MY ATTORNEY REFUSED TO BOTHER TO INTERVIEW, and he even Refused to take her Contact Information.
4)Without my permission or knowledge MY ATTORNEY PUT MY DIARIES ON THE PUBLIC RECORD,. Right after my Attorney put my Diaries on the Public Record I told him to immediately Remove them, but he Refused. Now myriad People Hate Me because of things in the Diaries. My Attorney says he can't Remove My Diaries from the Public Record without permission from the Prosecutor, and my Attorney says we have to give the Prosecutor extraordinarily good reasons to Remove the Diaries.
5)It seems that my Attorney engaged in IMPROPER BILLING. My Attorney charged my Parents exorbitant amounts of Money to Represent me, and my Attorney told my Parents he needed Money to do things on my Case at the same time my Attorney was telling me that he was NOT doing anything on my Case.
6)My Attorney told me he could get me a Plea Bargain which seemed like a really good Plea Bargain to me, but he tried to Dissuade me from taking a PLEA BARGAIN. Then later he said he would NOT be able to get a Plea Bargain; he seems to want to go to Trial, and I think it is just that he gets more money from a Trial. Do Attorneys typically get more Money from a Trial as opposed to a Plea Bargain?
Thank You Sir.

[@limitedsource6218]

Great video

[@reneesimone5713]

That’s not always true I have one and I speak her most times I call she got me a bond immediately. Private lawyers don’t answer either bc they’re working on other cases aswell not just yours

[@TheCharnee411]

No my private lawyer never answered the phone he got it dismissed however I was not happy with the customer service

[@timtresch4848]

would you would rather have gotten excellent customer service and been found guilty? Attorneys are notorious for not answering the phone, but if they get the job done then they did their job. In the future I'd recommend reaching out to your Attorney via email, its likely the Attorney's preferred communication method and its more likely to get you a response.

[@TheCharnee411]

@@timtresch4848 I would have like process with the court case so I would have some updates that would help me know what have enlightened me to know what was going on especially if you pay money I’m just saying

[@timtresch4848]

@@TheCharnee411 dude I get it but honestly here's the thing, every attorney has multiple clients with potentially multiple cases all happening simultsniously and the limitations of their only being 24 hours in a day dictates that any attorney that can provide you that level of service and is highly knowledgeable and has the right connections in your local municipalities costs a lot lot lot of money, I can almost guarantee more then what you paid you're attorney. So if you want that level of service hire a 700+ dollar an hour attorney because then you are paying that attorney an appropriate amount of money to be able to be available enough to provide his clients that level of direct attention becuase if charges twice or triplr per hour of what competent attorneys chsrge it allows him to limit his book of clients to exclusively other high status captains of industry such as yourself and can keep all of you abreast of the daily activities in the associated legal proceedings. Ultimately bro your guy cleared your name, that's what you paid him for be glad you had competent concoil even if they where lacking in communication.