BowlBrother85
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That is not what you had said. And I disagree that it's a stupid thing to do. If you can show that a defense attorney doesn't really believe in his own argument... you should show it.There’s no rule against it. I was stating that it’s stupid to do so with regard to the attorney. The attorney is paid to defend his client. What his actual beliefs are not relevant to his job.