MurriFlower
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You're on a roll, Madeline. Keep goin'!
Interesting point- why didn't the R's attorney's simply ASK if they did it or know who did? Even if the Rs lied, they'd probably be able to tell. I am sure they have defended many a guilty client.
I know defense lawyers don't have to ask their clients if they are guilty and I imagine they might rather not know. But I couldn't live with myself if I thought I might be allowing a guilty person to go undiscovered, especially by the underhanded means most defense lawyers use.
Hmm, didn't we discover it was unethical for them to ask?