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Attorney Stuart Kirchick Explains How His Approach To The Law Has Changed Over 32 Years

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Over 32 years, San Jose criminal defense attorney Stuart Kirchick says his biggest shift is treating everyone in the courtroom—clerk, bailiff, reporter, judge, and prosecutor—as people with their own baggage. He stays friendly and congenial while advocating zealously, believing goodwill quietly helps his clients. He credits the lesson to his mother, a court Spanish interpreter.

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Answered by Stuart Kirchick · San Jose, CA

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— how long it took to feel truly confident navigating a courtroom

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— why he treats everyone in the room, clerk to judge, as people

Frequently Asked Questions

How long did courtroom confidence take?

Years—he says it took a long time before he felt truly confident navigating a courtroom.

How does he treat courtroom staff?

He treats everyone in the room—clerk, bailiff, reporter, judge, and prosecutor—as people with their own baggage, staying congenial while advocating zealously.

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