| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Evidently, the defendant must be confronted either with the need to make a decision requiring distinctively legal advice--which may occur even in a context in which the prosecutor or his agents are not present--or with the need to defend himself against the direct onslaught of the prosecutor--which may require some skills that are not distinctively legal,15 such as the quality mentioned in Wade, o
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