A classic ethical dilemma for lawyers and "car guy" excitement

Eugene Volokh (good blogger is you're into politics, law, etc.) reveals a classic ethical and moral conundrum for lawyers. In a nutshell: what if you're defending a client who admits that he committed a crime that someone else is being sent to prison for. Do you speak out and violate the sacred attorney-client privilege or do you keep the code of the law community and watch an innocent man go to prison? I don't think this question is as 2-dimensionally simple as you might think. Read the post and check out some of the comments - interesting running discussion/argument.
So what would you do?

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Check out these pix:


Am I excited because it's a Ferrari, a new STI, a new EVO and a new GT-R? Not exactly.
Am I excited because the STI is ahead of the EVO? No.
Why are these pix so exciting? Because they are screenshots from the new Gran Turismo! Gran Turismo 5: Prologue!!

I've been pretty ambivalent about the PS3 and XBox 360, but now I'm interested. I want a PS3 just so I can play GT5 when it drops. Man these shots look so good. I can't wait to see how well the game will play and what kind of features will be unveiled. I'm not much of a gamer, but the Gran Turismo franchise has always been video game gold for me and it looks like the latest edition of the franchise will be worth all the hype. Niiiiiiiice.