You are a defense attorney. Your client secretly confesses to committing the murder for which an innocent man is serving a life sentence. If you confess to save the innocent man, you lose your career and go to prison for violating attorney-client privilege.

You spoke up. The innocent man is free, but your career is over.

The Vigilante — You put an innocent life above the rules of your profession.

You stayed silent. You saved yourself at the cost of another man's life.

The Professional — You respect professional confidentiality above any circumstance.