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However, if you tell your attorney "I'm guilty, but I'm pleading not-guilty", that is still protected? Though I would assume your attorney cannot then put you on the stand knowing that you are going to perjure yourself. Correct?

So it was because the attorney was solicited to aid in the commission of a crime that it isn't protected?

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