Virtually every witness, in any legal proceeding or investigation, has something they're not comfortable with; something they've done, said, or whatever. Obviously, if it is directly incriminating, that's a very different conversation with counsel. But there is an infinite variety of things that, while not directly incriminating, are nevertheless negative or uncomfortable, write Dan Small and Michael E. Hantman.
October 09, 2017 at 11:14 AM
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In the Harrison Ford film “Clear and Present Danger,” the drama opens soon after the murder of American businessman Peter Hardin for allegedly stealing $650 million from a drug cartel. Hardin was a close friend and political ally of U.S. President Bennett. Once the president learns what happened to Hardin, he has a tense conversation with his advisers.
President: The press is going to have a field day with this.
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