Rahul Balaram

Originally published on newsblaze.com Defense attorneys have complex and challenging jobs in making strategic and legal decisions in every case. Some standard practices can make the job more streamlined and efficient, including transcribing police interviews. In this article, criminal defense attorney  Rahul Balaram  looks at five critical benefits resulting from transcribing police interviews with criminal defendants. 1. Accurate Transcriptions Support Superior Organization Professional and accurate transcription of police interviews includes clear identification of multiple speakers and timestamps, which provide tools for organizing information in ways that can be objectively set out. Accurate transcription prevents subjective editing or summarizing by prosecutors or state officers. Transcriptions can be adapted to make excellent exhibits for judges and jurors regarding the actual substance of police interviews and statements made by criminal defendants. 2. Defense Transc

After passing the bar exam in 2015, Rahul Balaram became a strong and competent Public Defender for Solano County. He worked on the misdemeanour conflict panel in Sonoma County representing indigent clients who could not afford legal counsel. Rahul graduated cum laude from the University of San Francisco Law School and received a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of California, San Diego; he is also a member of the McAuliffe Honor Society. As a practicing lawyer, he has represented hundreds of clients and is constantly honing his skills as a trial attorney and expanding his legal knowledge. He has garnered a highly respectable reputation for his trial skills and takes pride in the excellent results he achieves for his clients. Recently, Rahul opened the Balaram Law Office in Santa Rosa. His excellent communication with his clients relieves their anxiety about the court system and lessens their confusion and frustration about the legal issues they face. He is availa