Two truthful lawyers had the following conversation.
Plaintiff: ''If the prisoner is guilty, then he had an accomplice.''
Solicitor: ''That's not truth!''
Did the solicitor help his client?

Answer

The statement of plaintiff is a lie only if the hypothesis (or antecedent) is true and
conclusion (or consequent) is not true. So the solicitor did not help his client at all. He
actually said that his client was guilty and there was no accomplice.

Two truthful lawyers had the following conversation.
Plaintiff: ''If the prisoner is guilty, then he had an accomplice.''
Solicitor: ''That's not truth!''
Did the solicitor help his client?

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