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Go home, your drunkz
Well if the judge isn't a dimwit he/she will be able to tell that he is lying. And you, being a lawyer, should be able to defend yourself...
Doesn't matter. Most countries require that the lawyer now be questioned and any evidence for and against him be gathered and presented.
to be honest OP, just try your best to convince the judge that he is bullshitting!!
Damn that sucks. FYL
lol, shift the blame, cast reasonable doubt, he gets off. or he goes to jail and the world is a better place.
He should plead Insanity
I think people fail to realize that it's the lawyer's job to get their client off, right or wrong. The OP is going to lose his case because the guy isn't allowing him to defend him "correctly".
Then the question is why would you defend him if you were in on it? Just some way to keep his story true?
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well, if you're good at your job you can prove him wrong! fyl
Well, at least you're familiar with the case. You should be able to defend yourself easily.