Should you admit guilt to your defense attorney?
Should you admit guilt to your attorney?
How do lawyers feel about defending clients they believe to be guilty? What would a defense attorney do if they think their client is guilty? Is it morally right for an advocate to defend his client knowing he is guilty? What should a criminal defense attorney do if his client admits to him that he is guilty but wants to plead not guilty in court? Do criminal defense lawyers take on a client even if they believe the client is guilty? Why isn't it a crime for a lawyer to defend a person who they know is guilty? How would a guilty person react when being confronted? Is it morally right for a lawyer to support his/her client even if he/she knows that client is guilty? In a court of law, is it easier to prove a man's guilt or innocence? Why aren't criminal lawyers who defended their clients arrested once their clients are found guilty? What happens if you admit you're guilty, after you've been found not guilty? What makes you feel guilty? What should a criminal defence lawyer do if they know their client is guilty? Is it considered civil rights violation if a lawyer intentionally lies to clients about their case and the case is damaged by the lie? How does a lawyer go about his daily life knowing he set a guilty person free? What do you do especially if you are a very ethical person? What would happen if a prosecutor tried to convince a jury that a defendant was guilty based solely on the fact that they had a lawyer? What is your most frustrating experience as a lawyer? How do you make people feel guilty? If you delay reporting a crime, are you guilty of a crime? If you were imprisoned for a crime you didn't commit, would you start to feel guilty? Is it possible for someone who had been falsely accused to forgive the people who accused him, like for cheating, rape, murder, etc.? What can you say to get excused from jury duty? If a police officer wrongly arrested someone based on false testimony could the department be sued? Plea Bargaining: Is pleading guilty considered being convicted? Do lawyers like to argue? My attorney is indiscreet and reveals details of my case to his/her lover/romantic partner. Can this person be called to testify about what she/he has been told? If you have graduated from law school but have not yet passed the bar exam, is it improper to refer to yourself as an attorney? What are some legitimate excuses for getting out of jury duty? What happens if I am sued and I can't afford an attorney to defend myself? Is being a prosecutor dangerous?