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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

legal matter

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Conceptually, it is hard to reconcile a defense attorney's efforts to ensure that false testimony is not knowingly put forward with the attorney's mandate to mount the most cautious defense conceivable for the client.

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Conceptually = theoretically?

reconcile = ?

Is it efforts to ensure ... mandate

or

efforts to ensure ... for the client?

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I couldn't find any synonym for cenceptually but its adjective meaning wil help you I guess. Conceptual (adj) relating to concepts. Here is my try: Conceptually, it is hard to make a defense lawyer's efforts compatible to make sure that a false statement is not made by a witness/ witnesses on purpose with the lawyer's command to strenghten the most cautious defense conceivable for the client.

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  • I couldn't find any synonym for cenceptually but its adjective meaning wil help you I guess.
  • Conceptual (adj) relating to concepts.
  • Here is my try: Conceptually, it is hard to make a defense lawyer's efforts compatible to make sure that a false statement is not made by a witness/ witnesses on purpose with the lawyer's command to strenghten the most cautious defense conceivable for the client.
  • I hope I paraphrased it correctly.
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I couldn't find any synonym for cenceptually but its adjective meaning wil help you I guess. Conceptual (adj) relating to concepts.

Here is my try:

Conceptually, it is hard to make a defense lawyer's efforts compatible to make sure that a false statement is not made by a witness/ witnesses on purpose with the lawyer's command to strenghten the most cautious defense conceiv
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Basically, the attorney will instruct the defendant on how not to say anything that will hurt him, but the attorney can get into serious trouble if the client commits perjury because he thinks that the attorney told him to do so.
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reconcile the attorney's efforts to avoid his implication in the crime with the attorney's duty to mount the most conceivable defense for the client.

Right?

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Right: reconcile A with B.
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