Whose who in a criminal case?
Lawyers
Lawyers may work as either solicitors or barristers
Barristers -
Barristers present cases in court for the prosecution or the defence. They provide advice about the possible legal outcome of proposed cases. They represent the clients in the court room.
Solicitors -
A solicitor is usually the first point of contact for a person seeking legal advice and assistance. Solicitors will advise the client about their rights and the best course of action for your client to take. A legally qualified practitioner who drafts legal documents, advises clients and may represent a person in court.
Lawyers may work as either solicitors or barristers
Barristers -
Barristers present cases in court for the prosecution or the defence. They provide advice about the possible legal outcome of proposed cases. They represent the clients in the court room.
Solicitors -
A solicitor is usually the first point of contact for a person seeking legal advice and assistance. Solicitors will advise the client about their rights and the best course of action for your client to take. A legally qualified practitioner who drafts legal documents, advises clients and may represent a person in court.