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Topic	C/D: Lawyers who KNOWINGLY defend guilty clients should be punished too.
NotWhiteNinja 12/13/18 7:29:05 PM #20:	edededdy posted... this is literally the plot of Ace Attorney spirit of justice I've played that, and while I loved the game, I entirely disagree with that point - although I will note a huge difference in my stance, specifically that Kh'urain's law does not include a "knowingly" requirement. I'm in much more agreement with the point made in the final case of AA2, and to a lesser extent (although with the roles reversed) in the third case of AA1, ~~that the truth is the goal, not blindly defending your client no matter what~~. Limiting such a law to "knowingly" allows for that. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else. <cite>NotWhiteNinja posted [p:914080274] in C/D: Lawye... [t:77299719]...</cite> <quote><cite>edededdy posted...</cite> <quote>this is literally the plot of Ace Attorney spirit of justice</quote> I've played that, and while I loved the game, I entirely disagree with that point - although I will note a huge difference in my stance, specifically that Kh'urain's law does not include a "knowingly" requirement. I'm in much more agreement with the point made in the final case of AA2, and to a lesser extent (although with the roles reversed) in the third case of AA1, that the truth is the goal, not blindly defending your client no matter what. Limiting such a law to "knowingly" allows for that. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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