Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Great Defense Attorney?

We’ve put together this short quiz to test readers and see if they have what it takes to be a top-flight defense attorney! Just answer the following questions and see how you fare!

Question 1: In a wide-ranging investigation into collusion with a foreign power, your client repeatedly attested that he never had any official meetings with agents of a hostile power. Your client then informs you that, actually, he DID have a meeting with an agent of a hostile power, and he has documents indicating that he did so aware that the meeting was “part of its government’s support.” What do you do? Choose one of the options below:

A) Instruct your client to provide all documents to your office and inform him that you’ll be arranging a private meeting with the highly regarded former FBI Director whose legal all-star team is investigating the matter to basically throw yourselves upon his mercy.

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B) Let him tweet all the incriminating documents to the entire world.