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darcilicious
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Re: Tenebaum had a good lawyer - but he was a lousy client

But in the end, doesn't the lawyer have to do as instructed? Wasn't it the client that insisted upon going to trial?
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said by darcilicious:

But in the end, doesn't the lawyer have to do as instructed? Wasn't it the client that insisted upon going to trial?

Yes.
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Yes, but from his writings and interviews it is really obvious the professor REALLY wanted to win this case, and therefore MAY not have pushed the client as hard as he could have to settle.
On the other hand the Judge did deny a new trial, which means he must believe the client was fully and competently rerpresented during the trial and appeal.
The most they could go for now is that the last appeal was mishandled, which would be a stretch to even get a hearing on. and the superme court nixed that.


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