Man Decides To Act As Own Attorney

Published: August 05, 2012 | News Blog | 768 Clicks

"A man who represents himself in court has a fool for a client." It's an axiom known by every lawyer -- and every judge -- in every courthouse in the land. But try telling that to Kurt James. The 23-year old was dead set on defending himself, despite facing two felonies -- both punishable by life in prison.

"I ain't going to prison, " snapped James, as he sat in Courtroom 6780 in the Broward County Courthouse. "You trippin'. I going to trial." Click Here To Read More

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