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Gamboler Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
My defendant
Defence Counsel at the trial:
The statement of the witness merely confirms what the defendant said.
Is it possible to say 'my defendant' instead? (implying that the man is his client)
The statement of the witness merely confirms what the defendant said.
Is it possible to say 'my defendant' instead? (implying that the man is his client)
Top answer
No. he is the lawyer's client but the defendant.
- No.
- he is the lawyer's client but the defendant.
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