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Originally Posted by fabsroman
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Ultimately, attorneys advise their clients on what the law is and what the clients' options are. It is up to the clients to decide what action they want to take.
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Well Fabs..first I do want to say..I know you and I know you are an honest and moral person. This is not a personal attack on you and I hope you know it. We had ol OJ running around the street after Cochran got him off. It may not be for a lawyer to lie...and you know they do as do the clients..their job is to muddy the waters..create an illusion that may or may not be. In your chosen line of law..tax stuff I guess you'd say..LAWYERS have written the law so that only lawyers can understand it. We NEED y'all..and lawyers made that possible.. Personally don't you think that writing laws that pertain to their business is just a little crooked?? Shouldn't they excuse themselves from the vote and political arm twisting on such laws?? Do they not understand Conflict of Interest? Just a few things..But I do understand the statement about professional liars..It ain't just in the courtroom. And yep...I know people who would lie when the truth would do..And they ain't necessarily lawyers. Not dissing you my friend..but don't let things like that statement bother you. In some cases it's true..and in some such as yours it isn't. I hate to resort to using an attorney..it means in some way I have failed in my job of keeping my nose clean.. then I have to resort to trusting some other person with a portion of my personal life..Hate that whan it happens
06-23-2010, 12:44 AM
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