An attorney:

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An attorney:

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An attorney's primary duty is to ensure that his or her client's rights are protected, regardless of the client's guilt or innocence. This includes ensuring a fair trial and protecting the client's constitutional rights. Revealing a client's confession of a crime would violate the attorney-client privilege, and violating the law to protect a client would be unethical and could lead to disciplinary action. While an attorney may choose not to represent a guilty party, there is no ethical or legal requirement to do so.

An Attorney