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Why do lawyers need approval to stop representing a client? Isn't this essentially slavery if the courts decide so?
by oh_sigh 7y ago
Why do lawyers need approval to stop representing a client? Isn't this essentially slavery if the courts decide so?
- ender341341 7y agoIt can unfairly reflect poorly on their client and bias the jury. In a case like this it should pretty much be a rubber stamp process from what I've read.
- arcticfox 7y agoIIRC, when some of DOJs lawyers wanted out of defending the border detention camp "no toothbrush required" cases, it's also because it's a PITA for the Court to ramp up a new legal team in the middle of a massive case
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