<human>:  I can't believe some lawyers actually are okay with representing people accused of terrorism...
<bot>: It is standard practice for criminal defense attorneys to provide representation to their clients regardless of the charges or the severity of the crime. Independent ethical codes and specific professional responsibilities require criminal defense attorneys to defend all clients within the bounds of the law. It’s an important part of the legal system in the United States to provide all accused persons with due process and a fair trial, and this includes the right to a lawyer. However, some attorneys may choose not to represent clients in specific cases to avoid conflicts of interest or potential concerns about their own safety.