An attorney: a. must reveal a client's confession of a crime. b. cannot represent a guilty party. c. must see that his/her client's rights are protected. d. can violate the law to protect a client.

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Jessie York

4 July, 11:46

An attorney: a. must reveal a client's confession of a crime. b. cannot represent a guilty party. c. must see that his/her client's rights are protected. d. can violate the law to protect a client.

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Broderick Spencer · Answer 1

Answer: c. must see that his/her client's rights are protected.

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The defense attorney represents the statements and excuses comes from the suspect or accuse in the court of law. The defense attorney criticize the statements of the witnesses and the victim to know the real facts related to the case and also tries to manipulate their statements. He tries to protect the interest of his or her client and makes sure that the court opinion is working fairly.