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Legal Ethics Perspectives

Critical Perspectives on Legal Ethics' refers to the examination and evaluation of the principles and standards governing legal practice, focusing on the implications of power dynamics, social justice, and the influence of systemic inequalities on ethical decision-making within the legal profession. This approach encourages a reflective analysis of traditional ethical frameworks and advocates for reforms that promote equity and accountability in legal systems.

intermediate
3 hours
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Critical perspectives on legal ethics are essential for understanding the moral responsibilities of legal professionals. These perspectives help navigate complex ethical dilemmas that arise in practice, ensuring that lawyers act in the best interest of their clients while upholding justice. By exami...

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Key Terms

Legal Ethics
The moral principles that govern the behavior of legal professionals.

Example: Lawyers must adhere to legal ethics to maintain their license.

Professional Responsibility
The duties and obligations lawyers have towards their clients and the legal system.

Example: A lawyer must keep client information confidential.

Conflict of Interest
A situation where a lawyer's interests may conflict with those of their client.

Example: Representing two clients with opposing interests.

Utilitarianism
An ethical theory that promotes actions that maximize happiness.

Example: Choosing a legal strategy that benefits the majority.

Deontology
An ethical theory focused on rules and duties.

Example: A lawyer refusing to lie in court, regardless of the outcome.

Virtue Ethics
An ethical approach emphasizing moral character.

Example: A lawyer acting with integrity and honesty.

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Key Concepts

Professional ResponsibilityMoral PhilosophyLegal AccountabilityEthical Dilemmas