Uh, SOME lawyers (the ones employed by the State). I'm a lawyer who isn't, and I have to obey the same rules as everyone else. FYI, I'm not at all in agreement with the idea and the fact that some people are treated as super-citizens while the rest of us aren't. That goes for law enforcement (employees/agents of us citizens - how can they have more rights than those that empowered them to be their agents?) and ESPECIALLY FORMER law enforcement (otherwise known as "our fellow citizens").
I hate to tell Cinemark but I have carried in their theatres many times.
Right. I meant to say prosecutors, as jagusafr stated. That distinction reinforces the point, that we now have a two-tiered, double-standard caricature of the rule of law wherein our "public officials" have arrogated to themselves special rights and privileges.