Legal Ethics and Reform
Legal Education and The Proliferation of Sin
In America large numbers of our brightest young people are taught the arts
of dissimulation. These law students are taught that this form of deception
is required of them because of their "place" or "role" in society.
Moral theologians have noted that people who have systematic, imbedded
immoral behavior of one kind in their lives tend to have compromised consciences
and over time will tend to develop problems with other kinds of immoral
behavior. With lawyers, other kinds of immoral behavior keep cropping up
with little open sign of remorse.
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