Criminal
May 5, 2006
Challenging the Limits of Advocacy
SANTA ANA - Criminal defense attorneys have an ethical duty to zealously represent their clients, and that zeal often ramps up in high-publicity trials. But this month, an Orange County judge will be asked to decide whether a defense lawyer can go too far and push his vigorous representation into illegal activity.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - Criminal defense attorneys have an ethical duty to zealously represent their clients, and that zeal often ramps up in high-publicity trials.
But this month, an Orange County judge will be asked to decide whether a defense lawyer can go too far and push his vigorous representation into illegal activity.
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