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Not necessarily: "She told the judge she wouldn’t make any arguments, but would rely on arguments made by lawyers for the other defendants in the case, Bloombe
by azernik 7y ago
Not necessarily:
"She told the judge she wouldn’t make any arguments, but would rely on arguments made by lawyers for the other defendants in the case, Bloomberg reported Friday, citing an unnamed lawyer said to be present at the proceedings."
- Havoc 7y agoThat strikes me as even bolder. Implicit assumption that the argument works for both people. One small diff in circumstances and then she is lawyerless and without a Defence