Nasim Jalili, Author at Jalili Law Firm

Alibi: Providing evidence or witnesses to prove the accused was elsewhere when the crime occurred.
Self-defense: Arguing the accused acted to protect themselves or others from harm.
Mistaken identity: Asserting the accused was misidentified as the perpetrator.
Lack of intent: Arguing the accused did not have the intention to commit the crime.
Entrapment: Claiming law enforcement induced the accused to commit the crime.
Insanity defense: Asserting the accused was not of sound mind at the time of the offense.
Violation of rights: Seeking to suppress evidence obtained through unlawful means.

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