“He who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client.”
(Proverb of unknown origin)
John Lentell
29th August, 1970
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“He who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client.”
(Proverb of unknown origin)
John Lentell
29th August, 1970
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This proverb is based on the opinion that self-representation in court is likely to end badly. As with many proverbs, it is difficult to determine a precise origin, but this expression first began appearing in print in the early 1900’s. An early example appears in 1814
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