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#27491
Complete Question Explanation
(See the complete passage discussion here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=11639)
The correct answer choice is (D)
A good prephrased answer to this question is found in our discussion of the main point in the VIEWSTAMP analysis above; lawyers must consider more than just the obligation to the clients, and should therefore not defend the innocence of those they believe to be guilty. Correct answer choice (D) presents this idea nicely. Answer choice (A) is not the main point, and the author does not assert that the other perspective is “morally questionable.” Answer choices (B) and (E) represent the opposing perspective of “some legal scholars,” and answer choice (C), while agreeable to both sides of the argument, does not reflect the author’s main point and is therefore incorrect.
(See the complete passage discussion here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=11639)
The correct answer choice is (D)
A good prephrased answer to this question is found in our discussion of the main point in the VIEWSTAMP analysis above; lawyers must consider more than just the obligation to the clients, and should therefore not defend the innocence of those they believe to be guilty. Correct answer choice (D) presents this idea nicely. Answer choice (A) is not the main point, and the author does not assert that the other perspective is “morally questionable.” Answer choices (B) and (E) represent the opposing perspective of “some legal scholars,” and answer choice (C), while agreeable to both sides of the argument, does not reflect the author’s main point and is therefore incorrect.