An attorney would be expected to release publicly the emails of his client if they confirmed his or her guilt.

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Attorneys have a duty to maintain client confidentiality and cannot release information that may harm their client's interests, even if it confirms guilt. Exceptions may exist if the attorney has reason to believe that their client is engaging in ongoing criminal activity or if there is a court order or legal obligation to release the information.

An Attorney Would Be Expected to Release Publicly the Emails