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Lilly, а Cаlifоrniа lawyer, was asked by her friend Nancy tо represent Nancy’s 18 year-оld son, Dan, who was being prosecuted for drug possession with intent to distribute. Nancy told Lilly that the matter needed to be resolved as quickly and quietly as possible to preserve her reputation as a Marriage and Family Therapist. Nancy said that she had procured Dan’s acceptance at an in-patient drug rehabilitation center and she wanted Lilly to recommend it to Dan. Lilly had never handled a criminal defense case but she accepted a retainer fee from Nancy and agreed to represent Dan. Lilly contacted her friend Bill, an experienced criminal law attorney. He provided her with templates for standard pre-trial motions and accompanied Lilly to meet with Dan for an initial interview. Dan vehemently denied possessing, selling, or even using drugs. He insisted that he had been set up by an undercover officer. After interviewing Dan, Bill told Lilly that if Dan’s story was true, the prosecution had a very weak case and Dan had a strong defense of entrapment. Lilly thanked Billy, saying, “I can handle the case from here.” Lilly filed several pre-trial motions and appeared before the Court as Dan’s counsel. At the hearing on the motions the prosecutor offered Dan a plea bargain to a reduced charge of simple possession and one year of probation on condition that Dan undergo a one-year period of in-patient drug rehabilitation. Lilly asked Dan what he thought about the offer, to which Dan replied, “Wait, I’m innocent… don’t I get to have my day in court to prove it?” Lilly, mindful of Nancy’s stated desire to resolve the case quietly and quickly, told Dan that she really thought the plea deal was Dan’s best chance at avoiding a possible conviction and harsher penalty. Dan reluctantly agreed to the offer, pleaded guilty and the sentence was imposed by the Court. Did Lilly commit any ethical violations in her representation of Dan? Discuss fully.