Logical Extreme

Dec 21st, 2007 by Mark Bennett

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Posted in ethics, snitches

Something that should cheer those who hold that “The Sun rises and falls on the sole question of the client’s interest” and feel that “if serving the client harms another, so be it” . . . .

Here, if the federal government is to be believed, is a lawyer who doesn’t just pay lip service to the notion that the client’s interests are paramount, but truly “without hestitation and in a moment . . . would sacrifice another for the sake of [his] client.“

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