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> But that would simply mean that the lawyer is culpable for the criminal charges since it's their responsibility to know the law and ensure that their recommen
by oji0hub 6y ago
> But that would simply mean that the lawyer is culpable for the criminal charges since it's their responsibility to know the law and ensure that their recommendations comply with the law.
It would if giving inaccurate was a criminal offense, but it isn't.
- Ploskin 5y agoAnd you don't consider this broken?
- oji0hub 5y agoSo you put this as a question but there is an implicit statement that "you consider this broken". That statement is from you though and not me. I don't seem to be a part of that conversation.
- Ploskin 5y agoIt's relevant because that's the whole point of my original comment. If you want to ignore that, fine, but it's sort of disgusting how people are so eager to defend the law because it's the law, not because of any inherent morality.