> It sounds like you'd need to lie to a lawyer, which (I assume has) legal implications There are no legal implications from lying to a lawyer that are differe

> It sounds like you'd need to lie to a lawyer, which (I assume has) legal implications There are no legal implications from lying to a lawyer that are different than lying to a software developer or anyone else, at least not that I can think of. I suppose communication with lawyers is more likely to be in situations where lying has legal implications, such as in legal proceedings. But if you lie on the witness stand, the problem is not that you lied to the lawyer but that you lied to the court.