[Poohbah]

Attorneys can be (and are) subject to discipline for this behavior.

Yeah, sure thing, sweetie (wink wink nudge nudge).

But the jury is not allowed to consider the attorneys in their evaluation of the case.

If either attorney has been caught lying, then that behavior should be open for jury consideration, because that raises the question of "and what ELSE are they lying about? How did they hire the expert witnesses, what evidence are they hiding, how are they shading the testimony?"

But some folks think that this is a good thing and should be as zealously punished as it currently is (wink wink nudge nudge chuckle chuckle).

Are you not listening to what I've been explaining?

Forgive me for saying this, but you sound like you've drunk too much of the legal system Kool-Aid to realize what you've said.

[Henrietta]

If either attorney has been caught lying, then that behavior should be open for jury consideration

Maybe it should be, but it isn't, and that's that!

As far as drinking the Kool Aid goes, I'm just telling you what the law is...you don't have to like it!

[UCANSEE2]

Keep arguing, you are putting your foot in your mouth (i.e. you knoweth not where you speak, nor to whom).