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if the client tells the lawyer he robbed the bank What reason would the attorney have for not believing the information that the client confesses voluntarily u
by dsp1234 9y ago
if the client tells the lawyer he robbed the bank
What reason would the attorney have for not believing the information that the client confesses voluntarily under the veil of attorney-client privilege?.
- gknoy 9y agoSometimes people lie to protect other people, or to conceal a secret that they might feel to be more devastating.
- dragonwriter 9y agoThe attorney could believe that his client is a pathological liar, among a near infinite array of other possibilities.
- testvox 9y agoInsanity, duress, maybe the defendant is trying to take credit for another person's crime in order to protect them.