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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Lawyers can put anything they want in an agreement if both sides agree. Obviously in this case, if the prosecutor had demanded such a clause in the agreement, the defense attorney would never have agreed after consulting with his client. Agreements are only good if both sides agree to them.
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Just shoot the f-ker now, its easier.
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