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For individuals writing character letters, the goal should be to first establish your credibility as a reference for the defendant. Next, the letter should describe the defendant, in order to help the judge better understand him or her beyond the offense committed.
I am delighted to provide a character reference for [friend's name]. We became firm friends in [primary school] and have known each other for [x years]. [Friend] is one of the most positive, hardworking and responsible people I know. [He or she] is kind and cool-headed in a crisis.
If you are writing a character reference letter for someone you know, follow these steps: Add a heading. Address the letter to the hiring manager. ... Be specific. ... Include your relationship. ... Give them a recommendation. ... Provide your contact information.
I am writing this letter to character reference [name of person], who is facing charges of [list of charges]. I have known [name of person] for [number] years, and I can confidently say that they are a good person who is worthy of leniency. I first met [name of person] when we were both working at [name of company].
Details about the defendant's character and life. Specific examples of how the defendant has helped you or someone else. The impact the defendant's incarceration would have on others. A respectful request asking the court for a minimum sentence or alternative sentencing.