The Supreme Court is set to hear a case about a lawyer who said his client was guilty of homicide in an attempt to avoid a death sentence, even though the client maintained his innocence. If you were this lawyer, what would you have done? | Daily Question

The Supreme Court is set to hear a case about a lawyer who said his client was guilty of homicide in an attempt to avoid a death sentence, even though the client maintained his innocence. If you were this lawyer, what would you have done? Published on January 17, 2018 → Survey conducted on January 17, 2018 on 5814 U.S. adults

All adults

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Gender

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Age

Claimed my client was guilty in hopes of avoid the death penalty

12%

Maintained my client's innocence

52%

Other/Not sure

36%

Claimed my client was guilty in hopes of avoid the death penalty

12%

Maintained my client's innocence

52%

Other/Not sure

36%

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