The defense counsel must zealously advocate for her client is she believes or knows that her client is guilty. Why does the American Bar Association's Canon of Ethics
prohibit the defense counsel from informing the authorities or the court that her client is guilty?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Answers may vary: An integral part of the criminal trial process is the confidentiality and the privileged communications between attorneys and their clients. If defense attorneys were no more than agents of the state and divulged heir client's secrets, we would not have an adversary system, but one wholly tipped in favor of an overwhelmingly strong government.
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a. detectives must emotionally detach from the bereaved victim to effectively perform his or her job b. detectives are not trained to balance the needs of the victim with the requirements of the investigation c. detectives unintentionally dismiss the needs of the victim by focusing on the obligations of the investigation d. detectives see the body as critical evidence and attempt to maintain the integrity of the crime scene
A _____________ is a judicial ruling that significantly alters or affects existing law
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Federalism has resulted in a unified law enforcement system for the United States
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.