TeeRoy wrote:

I think the attorneys comment that "SEALS dont snitch" is foolish. It is quite possible that he (Otten) didnt want to participate is a expedition by the prosecution. And for that I would give him thumbs up. But the "SEALS dont snitch" comment implies that the individual would knowingly look the other way in the face of criminal activity. The other thing I dont understand is what insight a agent could provide that would help the prosecution determine if a white collar crime had been committed. What, does the prosecution think the agent was taking notes during board meetings? I dont know about the rest of the EP'rs out there but my training instructed me to tune out the clients personal and business commo and focus instead on the task at hand.

True with certain exceptions. I'm always listening for key words and phrases. When I know they are finishing up, or coming to a close I contact my team and tell them that we are getting ready to move. This intern keys them to certain things such vehicle placement, and etc.

Freakin lawyers are nothing more than educated car salesmen. The judge probably has a hard on for military folks anyways. He's probably another draft/war dodger.