I was contacted by a lawyer for a respondent in a human rights complaint I’ve filed. It goes like this: “I have been

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You can do what you want. It is up to you. That lawyer doesn't want to see the letters because they don't want to charge the client for this extra work but if they don't tell you not to send them to the lawyer then you can send them to the lawyer. The client can pay the lawyer until they tell the lawyer to tell you not to send those letters.

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