Critique Continued ·Lawyer's obligation to the court and society ultimately benefits the defendant too
The defendant deserves a lawyer who truly believes in their innocence. Lawyers can simply refuse cases where they don't believe in their clients' innocence.
Passage Style
Critique or debate
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Question Type
Describe relationship
The relationship between the sentences in P2 and the sentence in P1 is one of opposition. The sentence in P2 describes the author’s view, which involves taking into account one’s opinion about the client’s guilt or innocence. P1 describes the view of legal scholars, which the author rejects.
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There is a relationship; one represents the author’s view, which rejects the legal scholars’ view.
Critique or debate passages contain multiple points of view on a particular subject. Sometimes the author takes sides and participates in the critique or debate, other times the author merely reports the debate.
