Which of these statements is true about defense attorneys? A. A defense attorney has the right to present the court with illegally obtained evidence in favor of the defendant. B. A defense attorney cannot reveal the defendant's intentions of committing criminal acts in the future to the court. C. A defense attorney can reveal any information received from the defendant to the court if it is evident that the defendant is guilty. D. A defense attorney cannot reveal the defendant's guilt to the court even if the defendant confesses to the crime.

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Tiana Baird

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17 October, 21:59

Which of these statements is true about defense attorneys? A. A defense attorney has the right to present the court with illegally obtained evidence in favor of the defendant. B. A defense attorney cannot reveal the defendant's intentions of committing criminal acts in the future to the court. C. A defense attorney can reveal any information received from the defendant to the court if it is evident that the defendant is guilty. D. A defense attorney cannot reveal the defendant's guilt to the court even if the defendant confesses to the crime.

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Ronnie Casey · Answer 1

D

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No matter what a defense attorneys job is to establish a feeling of innocence. A defense attorney cannot bring in illegally obtained evidence, as well as the attorney cannot release any personal information from his or her client even if the defendant is guilty. As well as B, no one can tell the future so its virtually impossible to not or to reveal future crimes committed.