A lawyer must not unlawfully block another party's access to evidence, or unlawfully alter, destroy or hide material of potential evidentiary value, nor counsel or help anyone else to do so; must not falsify evidence, coach a witness to testify falsely, or offer a witness an inducement the law forbids; must not knowingly flout an obligation under a tribunal's rules except by an open refusal that asserts no valid obligation exists; must not make frivolous discovery requests or fail to make reasonably diligent efforts to meet a proper discovery request; must not at trial refer to matters the lawyer does not reasonably believe relevant or that admissible evidence will not support, assert personal knowledge of contested facts except as a witness, or voice personal opinions on the justness of a cause, a witness's credibility, a civil litigant's culpability or an accused's guilt; must not ask anyone other than a client to withhold relevant information from another party unless the person is a relative, employee or agent of the client whose interests will not suffer; and must not present, help present or threaten criminal charges solely to gain leverage in a civil matter.
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