I wish to comment on your Feb. 26 story, “Judge blasts ‘worrisome trend.’”
The story was about a ruling from the Court of Appeals to which Judge J.D. Smith added a concurring opinion. He wrote, “The developing trend of emphatically and even eagerly testifying to one’s own incompetence or misconduct is dangerous to the administration of justice, particularly if it is allowed to continue without any consequences for the testifying trial counsel.”
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