Lawyer should be able to keep secrets
Jack Smith, an attorney, hears a lot of confidential information from his clients during the course of his work.
Jack Smith wants to win a lawsuit he's been involved in.
Jack Smith presents a fair case, not relying on confidential information from his clients.
Jack Smith uses confidential information to influence the outcome of the trial.
The lawsuit proceeds fairly, and Jack Smith's side wins.
A complaint is made to the state bar association, and Jack Smith is investigated, losing his license.