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It's not as simple as he makes it out to be. He breaks the problem down into an issue of protecting or violating your innocence. It would be a real shame (and
by kolbe 9y ago
It's not as simple as he makes it out to be. He breaks the problem down into an issue of protecting or violating your innocence.
It would be a real shame (and possibly illegal) if your friend just got shot in the head, and police asked you "which way did the shooter flee?" and you reply that you need to confer with your lawyer before answering any questions.
- alangpierce 9y ago> and possibly illegal I'm not a lawyer, but I'm fairly sure that asking to see a lawyer in that situation would never be illegal. But I certainly agree that it would be a real shame and probably unethical.
- kolbe 9y agoI think omission of information makes it aiding and abetting or accessory or something. Not a lawyer either, but a lawyer once told me that this was a notable exception to the rule in this video.