attorney client privilege

Sometimes I want to write a post about “what happened in court today” but there are a few considerations that usually prevent me from doing it.

So Roger Clemens’ lawyer Rusty Hardin gave an interview to New York Lawyer magazine about his representation of the Rocket. In part:

Hardin: What is a public person to do if he's falsely accused?

Why do lawyers think that the safest strategy is the best strategy? Roger has made clear that he is not interested in the safest strategy.

He has made clear that his public reputation, what his family and friends think, is what he holds dear. Who the hell am I to tell him that he's wrong?