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Christos Vasilides Case Study

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In Baltimore City an Attorney is accused of offering a rape victim three thousand dollars not to justify, and tells her she can be deported. Christos Vasilides tries to stop the rape victim from justifying against his client Christos Vasilides and his helper cited the Trump administration's stance on undocumented immigrants in an attempt to discourage her from showing up to court, according to an indictment by the Maryland Attorney General's office. On April 11th, Christos and his interpreter Edgar Rodriguez asked to meet with the victims husband saying that case has become more "complicated" because Immigration and Customs Enforcement would be there and new federal laws could lead them to being deported. Christos said his client who was

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