Roman Polanski "Would Never Behave 'Like a Fugitive'"

Roman Polanski's lawyer, Herve Temime, is preparing a new bail offer for the admitted sexual felon and "celebrity" fugitive.

My question is this: When you read Mr. Temime's statement that, if granted bail, Polanski would accept the extradition decision "whatever it is" and assured his client would never behave "like a fugitive" do you take a moment to reflect on the ethics of lawyers, or do you just dissolve in a puddle of laughter and be done with it?