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	Comments on: The trials of Nancy Raynor, cont&#8217;d	</title>
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		By: Thomas O. Meehan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[From a layman&#039;s perspective this is interesting.  How much can a lawyer be held accountable for things said by witnesses?  

I understand the need for the court to maintain rulings of admissibility.  I understand the judge&#039;s frustration, perhaps anger.  But, how does a lawyer control a stupid or rogue witness&#039;s testimony?  

It does seem a gray area. Can anyone truly be sanctioned for the speech of another?  Of course the matter of how the witness was prepped by counsel comes in here.  But absent a recording, Isn&#039;t this just a he said/she said situation?  In a certain sense, the three witnesses are acting as the jury of the lawyer in this case. There are three of them, and they hold the lawyers fate in their hands.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>From a layman&#8217;s perspective this is interesting.  How much can a lawyer be held accountable for things said by witnesses?  </p>
<p>I understand the need for the court to maintain rulings of admissibility.  I understand the judge&#8217;s frustration, perhaps anger.  But, how does a lawyer control a stupid or rogue witness&#8217;s testimony?  </p>
<p>It does seem a gray area. Can anyone truly be sanctioned for the speech of another?  Of course the matter of how the witness was prepped by counsel comes in here.  But absent a recording, Isn&#8217;t this just a he said/she said situation?  In a certain sense, the three witnesses are acting as the jury of the lawyer in this case. There are three of them, and they hold the lawyers fate in their hands.</p>
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