| Judul | The Law And Ethics Of Lawyering 07742 |
| Pengarang | Geoffrey Hazard |
| EDISI | 3th |
| Penerbitan | New York Grotius publications LTD. 1999 |
| Deskripsi Fisik | ixi ;1230 hlm ;25cm25cm |
| ISBN | 1-56662-751-6 |
| Subjek | Legal Ethics-United States-Cases Legal-United States-Disciplin-cases |
| Abstrak | This book seeks to fulfill its title. Thus, first of all it contains cases. Cases are at the same time sources of legal doctrine in the law governing law practice, a mirror of the minds of judges in interpreting what lawyers do, and "war stories" of difficult situations that lawyers confront. This book also contains statutes and rules of professional conduct. Statutes reflect public sentiment about right and wrong in transactions in which lawyers are involved, such as managing a service enterprise, buying and selling property, administering criminal justice and paying taxes. The rules of professional conduct are formulated primarily by lawyers. Hence, those rules are a mirror of the minds of lawyers in interpreting their own work. All of these legal sources project visions of the practice of law, but the visions are not the same. Therein lies an important part of the tale. The book also contains source materials on ethics and morals, from Plato and since. The practice of law is not fully intelligible without reference to these great philosophical issues in ethics and to ethical standards of the community at large. Community ethical standards inform the minds of clients and opposite parties with whom a lawyer deals, the minds of officials and other lawyers with whom lawyers must work, and the minds of jurors, judges and disciplinary committees before whom a lawyer may be called to account. Neither is the practice of law fully intelligible without reference to the inner mind of each of 1,1S who engages in law practice. Every act a lawyer does, or fails to do, appears somehow in her own mind's eye. The accumulation of these impressions is not only professional experience but personal identity as well. Every lawyer should continually ask herself: What kind of memories will this leave with me? Contemplating the morality of practicing law does not come too soon in law schooL Indeed if not started then it may come too late, or never. |
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