Enid Anne Williams

Absolutely didn't do anything for my case. Would never accept my phone calls and was told to only text her. I was innocent and had a signed affidavit clearing my name and she told me the prosecutor's office didn't care. I asked repeatedly letters for her to come see me so we can talk about my case an...d prove my innocence and she never once come to see me in the jail. I had a first degree felony looming over my head along with the second degree. On my court date ( and she constantly did this) would walk out of the room to go talk to the prosecutor not allow me to hear what was being said or what was being discussed or negotiated about my case. I finally had to tell her in two separate letters that the next time at court I want to be present when my case is being spoken about when it involves my freedom. After weeks of constantly writing letters back and forth through the mail, getting paperwork notarized for court doing all this by myself. When the schedule date to sign I had no choice, I thought but to take whatever they were going to give me. She comes back after talking with the prosecutors in a different room and tells me, looks like that affidavit they're not going to file charges on you. This woman treats everyone who she represents as if they are guilty and will not do any amount of leg work regardless of how small the task. During plea agreements she doesn't even try to negotiate on your behalf. All she does in that courtroom is pass messages for you to the prosecutor. People who do not afford an attorney have no choice when a court appointed attorney is selected for them. I consider the way she practices is somewhat unethical due to the fact some people like me who were innocent, aren't getting proper representation. That can be the difference between innocent/guilty and degree of charge which can vary in years.