An attorney representing a client in a civil case learns mid-trial that a key legal theory in her brief is based on a case that was subsequently overruled. She has not yet cited the case in oral argument. What must she do under Rule 3.3?
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A
Proceed with oral argument without mentioning the overruled case
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B
Inform the court that the authority she cited in her brief has been overruled
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C
File an amended brief after trial concludes to note the overruled precedent
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D
Withdraw from the case to avoid presenting false legal authority