[evad]

He was duty-bound by the Constitution to fight, tooth and nail, for Westerfield's life.

Where is this in the Constitution?

Where did we degenerate to the notion that it doesn't matter if we're guilty or not, we still have a right, no make that a duty, to make every attempt to flim flam the system?

It like "if I can get the jury to free me somehow, I didn't really do it".

I understand everyone is entitled to a fair trail...I just don't agree with what a fair trail seems to have transmogrified to.

[Jalapeno]

Where is this in the Constitution

I am in agreement here. The Constitution giives you the Right to a Fair trial. Wouldn't Lying be considered unfair?