Outrageous

[Stoked]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/01/18...est=latestnews

Those two attorneys should be stripped of their ability to practice law. They should be charged with aiding a felon and impeding a police investigation and serve time.

Absolutely outrageous. As an attorney you should be required to divulge information that you learn of that either proves their guilt or innocence regardless of how it affects your case.

Disgusting.

[nightmare3983]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/01/18...est=latestnews

Those two attorneys should be stripped of their ability to practice law. They should be charged with aiding a felon and impeding a police investigation and serve time.

Absolutely outrageous. As an attorney you should be required to divulge information that you learn of that either proves their guilt or innocence regardless of how it affects your case.

Disgusting.

Doesn't that fall under attorney-client privilege? I certainly don't like the fact that the attorneys knew where the body was buried, but they were probably within their rights to not divulge that information right away. I'd like to get sirkickyass's take on this.

[Zulu]

A Paul ing!!

[One Brow]

Absolutely outrageous.

I disagree. The real outrage is when prosecutors deliberately withhold exonerating evidence and send innocent people to jail.

Here defense attorneys did not divulge privileged information until it was appropriate legally, as part of a plea deal. That's how defense attorneys are supposed to behave.

[Stoked]

I disagree. The real outrage is when prosecutors deliberately withhold exonerating evidence and send innocent people to jail.

Here defense attorneys did not divulge privileged information until it was appropriate legally, as part of a plea deal. That's how defense attorneys are supposed to behave.

I absolutely disagree. They knew where he buried the body. That seems awefully extreme to me.
It is not like they assumed he did it. I stand by my claim that it is a-paul-ing.

As for the part about prosecutors. I agree. Why do you think I worded my initial post the way I did?

[Beantown]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/01/18...est=latestnews

Those two attorneys should be stripped of their ability to practice law. They should be charged with aiding a felon and impeding a police investigation and serve time.

Absolutely outrageous. As an attorney you should be required to divulge information that you learn of that either proves their guilt or innocence regardless of how it affects your case.

Disgusting.

[Stoked]

Funny but you are still a twit.

[franklin]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/01/18...est=latestnews

Those two attorneys should be stripped of their ability to practice law. They should be charged with aiding a felon and impeding a police investigation and serve time.

Absolutely outrageous. As an attorney you should be required to divulge information that you learn of that either proves their guilt or innocence regardless of how it affects your case.

Disgusting.

I believe in justice.

[HeavenHarris]

OP can you give me ciffs on the story bro? I don't like clicking on fox news links.

[Beantown]

OP can you give me ciffs on the story bro? I don't like clicking on fox news links.

Give me a break.

[Stoked]

Give me a break.

Ignore him. I do thru the wonderful options provided by this site.

[One Brow]

I absolutely disagree. They knew where he buried the body. That seems awefully extreme to me.

Even as a layman, I can see the importance of attorney-client privilege to the system. Next time you're arrested, you probably will as well.

[Stoked]

Even as a layman, I can see the importance of attorney-client privilege to the system. Next time you're arrested, you probably will as well.

I see where you are coming from but at some level it begins to make a mockery of the system.

[bigb]

These attorneys did what they felt was the best for their client. That's kind of their job.

[HeavenHarris]

Give me a break.

i dont get it whats the problem i thought it was a reasonable request.