Hitherto, at least, clients have come to the confessional booth at their lawyer’s office typically confident that the lawyer will take their secrets to the grave.
And when the matter is serious, they often ask questions that they don’t want anyone else, ever, to know that they asked. Especially in criminal cases, they ask questions for advice on whether what they want to do can or should be done. Some, perhaps the more sophisticated among them, actually ask if what they propose is a crime.
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