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No, he's not. What O'Reilly is doing is attempting to undermine the most basic principles of our system of justice.

What O'Reilly is doing is attempting to undermine the most basic principles of our system of justice.

If the most "basic principle" of our system of justice is to allow a defense attorney who knows his client to be guilty of the crime for which he's being tried to fabricate, make up, lie, and intentionally decieve a jury in an effort to win an aqutittal for his client, then.....

our system bites the big one.

"O'Reilly is a blithering moronic loudmouth."

Granted, O'Reilly can be obnoxious, but your defense of the indefensable is equally moronic.

"No, he's not. What O'Reilly is doing is attempting to undermine the most basic principles of our system of justice."

Oh, PUHLEEEEEZE! Take you cryin' towel elsewhere. Most folks are sick and tired of sleezy defense lawyers hiding behind a false interpretation of our constitution. I doubt you're capable of understanding the meaning of the most basic principles of our system of justice.

Deliberately lying to a jury in the name of "giving the client a vigorous defense under our constitution" is beyond the pale. Ever notice that the typical liberal defenders of trial lawyers are the ones who can't wait to take more freedoms away from law abiders? When cracking down on their own, trial lawyers are down right sickening... Hiding behind their concocted versions of a constitution which exists only in their own warped minds is no longer tolerable.

Pssst, spqrzilla9, the public has had it with your ilk. Get a clue!

Which appears to be, according to warped individuals such as yourself, that if you can get away with murder, you should be able to get away with murder.

What O'Reilly is doing is attempting to undermine the most basic principles of our system of justice.

Wrong. The principle of justice is to not convict the innocent. Justice is not a parlor game, a theatrical piece, or a process to keep lawyers off the street. It is about protecting society and punishing the guilty. Lawyers are officers of the court and they were not performing their legal responsibilities when they went around accusing others and trying to smear the parents of the dead girl. Their actions are totally inexcusable. In addition to which, lawyers are going way overboard in many cases, it is time to start telling them enough is enough.

What O'Reilly is doing is attempting to undermine the most basic principles of our system of justice

Possibly, but what the attorney did was undermine the most basic principles of ethical behavior. May his lack of fundamental human decency not go unnoticed by either men or God.