“Pick а Side” Yоu аre а federal prоsecutоr for the United States Department of Justice and reside in Great Falls, Virginia. You and your family live in a typical single-family house and love the upscale neighborhood. You are close friends with the neighbors Bob and Sharon Wellington. However, three weeks ago Bob came over to your house to advise you he and Sharon were divorcing. You are surprised, but wished Bob the best and proceed to provide him some encouragement. You tell Bob, “Everything will work out in the end even if you have to sell the house.” You proceed to tell Bob, “We will still be friends even if you have to move down the road.” A week later you are taking out the trash in the morning and notice Bob picking up the newspaper. Bob states, “I wish I could take my wife to the curb since she is trash.” You smile and walk back inside. Clearly, Bob and Sharon Wellington are not having an amicable divorce. However, as with many divorces the end is not pretty. The next day Bob Wellington meets you outside as you are pulling your car into the driveway and states, “I just wish I could kill her and all my troubles will be gone. She is trying to take every cent from me! She taking my retirement fund, the house, and even the dog!” You tell Bob just to relax and everything will work out in the end. You even provide Bob Wellington with the business card of Larry Long an old friend from law school who is a divorce lawyer in Fairfax, Virginia. Bob replies, “Thanks, I appreciate it.” You tell Bob this is the least I can do for an old friend. You advise Bob, Larry Long is a great divorce lawyer and will have your back during the proceedings. You also tell Bob Wellington divorces happen every single day and he will get through it fine. Several weeks pass and you arrive home one night after work to find Fairfax County Police surrounding the Wellington residence. You walk inside your house and turn on the 6 o’clock news to discover Bob Wellington allegedly killed Sharon Wellington by stabbing her three times in the back. Police are still on scene processing evidence. You are shocked at the brutality of the act. Two weeks later you receive a call from the Commonwealth Attorney asking if Bob Wellington every made any comments or threatening remarks toward Sharon. You advise the attorney of your brief meeting with Bob Wellington and his remarks. However, you also emphasized you were shocked by the incident and never expected a messy divorce would lead to murder. The conversation ended pleasantly and you continue your legal research for the Department of Justice. Less than three days later your old friend Larry Long calls you asking to be a character witness for Bob Wellington. Larry Long stated, “Bob said you were his close friend and new him for 11 years.” You respond, “Yes, he was a friend, but I can’t support his actions.” Bob’s lawyer says, “We really need you for at least a character witness after all his family turned on him and we do not have a single character witness.” Larry Long goes on to say, “Look we are not asking for anything else. Just say how you were friends with Bob and how much you valued the friendship.” Bob Wellington is facing life without the possibility of parole and Larry Long is attempting to at least obtain a lesser sentence for his client. You do not outright say “no” but feel uneasy due to the magnitude of the situation. Ethically, how do you handle this situation? Should you advise the defense lawyer of your prior contact with the Commonwealth Attorney? Should you respectfully decline the invitation to be a character witness? Ethically, should you be a character witness for Bob Wellington? After all you were friends with Bob Wellington for over a decade. Should you be a witness for both the Commonwealth and the defense? Should you reject both sides in an attempt to avoid being pulled in to the court case? Which ethical system will guide your decision-making in this case? Why? Please remember to be as detailed as possible and answer the scenario-based question in 4-6 paragraphs (4-6 sentences per paragraph).
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