Lawyers are liars. Explain your views in brief
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lawyers are Liars as they are dependent on the fees given by the person they worked for their families and they just give the point of use of the person to protect him to defend him they can also protect and Defend The guilty person and make him feel from the punishment given by the court that is why we considered them as a lawyers liar
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As a loyal member—well, as a member—of the District of Columbia Bar for more than a quarter of a century, I was aware of the tension between advocacy and honesty. But until the recent controversies over Supreme Court nominees, I was unaware of the scope and depth of my professional obligation to avoid telling the truth. Sometimes this merely means evasion, but often it encourages or even requires outright lying. In other lines of work—journalism, for example—the truth is a standard that is not always met. But judging from the arguments made successfully for John Roberts and Samuel Alito, and unsuccessfully for Harriet Miers, the truth is something a good lawyer must constantly struggle to overcome.