Lawyer Unsure What To Do With Client's Dead Body
What would you have done in this crazy situation?
They don’t teach you about this in law school. That’s for sure.
— Robert Harris, attorney for Florida man John Marshall, expressing shock after his client brought the dead body of a neighbor, Ted Hubbell, to his office. The men had allegedly been fighting about the stench from Marshall’s “portable outhouse” in the days prior to their final meeting. Marshall claims he killed Hubbell in self-defense.
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