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Correct. Lawyers are not allowed to raise an argument that is known to them to be false. If a lawyer is told by their client that they did it, the only defence
by noodlesUK 6y ago
Correct. Lawyers are not allowed to raise an argument that is known to them to be false. If a lawyer is told by their client that they did it, the only defence that they can legitimately raise is if there were some mitigating circumstance.
- staticman2 6y agoNot true they can say the prosecutor has provided no reliable evidence their client is guilty so the client should go free.