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Character Witness Statement
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A friend has been charged with a serious offence and will appear at the Crown Court. He is pleading not guilty and I believe his version of events. His lawyer has asked him to provide character witness statements, and I am happy to do so. Can anyone suggest the format this should take, what areas should be covered and how long it should be?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Start off with who you are and what he is (fren')
How long you have known him
whether he is employed with whom and how long - whether it is stable employ
what you do in socialising - long walks, crosswords, go down to pub
that you are writing it in relation to (the charge)
and whack it off to the lawyer
who as above will return it if he doesnt like it
and length - one side of A4 - allows you to get quite alot in.
Only mention things you know about - so comments about the facts of the case are out - you werernt there - and goodluck
we found it straightforward
How long you have known him
whether he is employed with whom and how long - whether it is stable employ
what you do in socialising - long walks, crosswords, go down to pub
that you are writing it in relation to (the charge)
and whack it off to the lawyer
who as above will return it if he doesnt like it
and length - one side of A4 - allows you to get quite alot in.
Only mention things you know about - so comments about the facts of the case are out - you werernt there - and goodluck
we found it straightforward