A defense attorney is tasked with defending the accused. After all, not everyone who stands before the court is guilty. They, too, may be required to stand in court and present their case.
Name: Willard H. Wright
Biography: Willard H. Wright was considered a legendary detective and prosecutor of witches within his time as the head of the SSVD, a special heretical reformation agency branch and subdivision under the Great Court of Heaven. During that time, Willard found issue with the ethics behind the methodology used in finding and prosecuting witches, which often involved torture and robbed the innocent of their autonomy. Since his retirement he has worked to protecting the hearts of sinners and the innocent alike, and ultimately, wants to find the truth and understanding behind every case, so that it may be fairly judged and given proper resolution.
Experience: Willard has had an incredible career as head of his own “prosecution agency,” served many years and gained famed and fear alike from witches and angels for his ability to discern the truth and tear through every single mystery that has come across his desk. He is well versed in defense, prosecution, judge, jury, executioner, and detective work.
Reasons for application: “… I can’t enjoy my retirement stuck in this city.
"If this law office wishes to establish itself, I will make sure that it takes the heart of its clients into consideration. Every case must consider the heart, I won’t accept the innocent be put away with lousy reasoning and half-baked excuses.”
“Well, that’s quite a list of credentials. You actually seem like a rather capable individual. Really, someone with your background and experience might even thrive as a prosecutor! But I suppose, upon your request, we will accept you as a defense attorney. Thank you for your application, and welcome.”









