to you only ah?..what about the rest of the muslim forumers
here?..hehe
JJxJJ hints he is gonna give them! *Lines up chop first place
before JJxJJ* 
next time u just go up to them and scold dem lor.. den u owns..
Wtf lol lol.
isnt it?law works in such a way that the best debater wins.if i
hav a client that i knw is guilty but i still try his case and
acquit him,isnt it wrong?anyways,thats the logic that my friends
presented me with.morally wrong at least.
I believe many would say that is how lawyer jokes come about.
As far as I know, there
is no blanket prohibition on being a lawyer and maybe we should ask
the muslim lawyers themselves how they reconcile with this or avoid
it.
The situation you described is experienced by the Prophet too
when he was asked to act as a judge and arbiter. "I am but a human
being. When you bring a dispute to me, some of you may be more
eloquent in stating their cases than others. I may consequently
adjudicate on the basis of what I hear. If I adjudicate in favour
of someone a thing that belongs to his brother, let him not take
it. For it would be like taking a piece of fire." Muslims scholars
use this hadith to say that an error in a legal decision is an ever
present possibility.
If you're interested in self-research of how muslims administer
justice under different court procedures, if I'm not wrong, you can
find it in books of jurisprudence under headings of adab
al-qada and fiqh al-muhakamat.
