A lawyer contributed campaign contributions to a judicial campaign for a local criminal trial court. The lawyer believed the judge was competent and fair and sought to support her election. The contribution was made without any motivation to receive appointments from the judge. After the judge was elected, the judge appointed to the lawyer to a death penalty case, which normally would compensate the lawyer for his time in the representation. May the lawyer accept the court appointment? Group of answer choices Yes, because the lawyer's political contribution was not in any way motivated by an attempt to solicit or receive court appointments from the judge. Yes, but only if the lawyer discloses the political contribution to the prosecutor and the court. No, because the lawyer contributed funds to the campaign of the judge. No, unless the lawyer declines any compensation from the court appointed representation