Ethics of High-Profile Defense

This chapter explores the ethical dilemmas faced by legal representatives in high-profile cases, particularly involving serious allegations such as murder and sexual misconduct. It highlights the moral complexities of defending notorious figures like O.J. Simpson and Jeffrey Epstein, delving into the tension between professional duties and personal ethics. The conversation touches on the repercussions of plea deals, the implications of false accusations, and the importance of due process in the context of public perception.