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Lawyers are the other professionals who feature prominently in this matter. They can, and must lie, but should never be lied to. They are professional liars. They help to lie. They teach their clients how to lie productively while they mentally force their opponents to lie through cross examinations in the courtroom. The potential for victory in the courtroom lies in both the truthfulness of plaintiff or defendant to his lawyer and the lying skills and techniques, or say 'liability', of his solicitor with which he makes ends meet legally. They twist the law and possibly, if successful, twist the head of the judge (who also was once a lawyer) in their favour. The winner in the courtroom is not necessarily the right person, rather, its simply victory for the defendant or plaintiff. The better liar carries the day. But lawyers should not be lied to. However, we still lie to them. Any lawyer would agree that he has bad client in a liar. He would probably not win. If a legal battle will be won, a man will have to take his trouble truthfully in confidence to the licensed liars- the lawyers...

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