I was impressed with how the Lawyers Jeff Byrd and Alanna Wolff were defenders of something termed Supernatural law or Counselors of the Macabre. Basically defending monsters in a time where sometimes they are misunderstood. Hypothetically speaking, if a Vampire were to attack a number of people and they decided to file a class action lawsuit on said vampire, that vampire would need a solid defense. The case would go to court and if the lawyers are as good as they claim, they would say the Vampire probably needed to go into a Blood rehabilitation program and pay some restitution for the damages. But then I am no lawyer.
Good lawyers get killers off and they do every dirty trick in the book to do it.
We all have our little Demons and when the shrinks can't cure them the lawyers defend them. Batton Lash handles these cases everyday. In his comic book and while Batton is a skeptic when it comes to all things supernatural, his comic books deal with metaphors that if you were to replace the names, the stories ring very true. We constantly hear of Psychics who are used to find killers. This type of thing is far from the tongue in cheek fun that Wolff and Byrd portray, but the idea of using the paranormal to go after the abnormal is being accepted all the time , it has even been used by the President of the United states to make important decisions about the country .