Lawyer: Blagojevich shouldn't testify

CHICAGO -- An attorney for Rod Blagojevich says he does not think the ousted governor should take the stand in his own defense.

Sam Adam Sr. said Tuesday after court adjourned early that there is a disagreement among Blagojevich's lawyers. Adam said he feels the former governor should not testify because he does not believe the government has proven its case. He says his son, Sam Adam Jr., think Blagojevich should testify because attorneys promised in their opening statement that he would.

Both Blagojevich brothers have pleaded not guilty to a scheme to sell or trade the Senate seat that President-elect Barack Obama was giving up to move to the White House.