#lawyers — Public Fediverse posts
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/450217/ Dr Mutiso murder case: Omari, Ombeta withdraw from representing three accused #charged #DrVictoriaMutiso #Kenya #KenyaNews #Lawyers #MurderCase #star #StarNews #StarNewsKenya #StarNewspaper #StarNewspaperKenya #TheStar #TheStarKenya #TheStarNewspaper
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/449420/ Dr Mutiso murder case: Omari, Ombeta withdraw from representing three accused #charged #DrVictoriaMutiso #Kenya #KenyaNews #Lawyers #MurderCase #star #StarNews #StarNewsKenya #StarNewspaper #StarNewspaperKenya #TheStar #TheStarKenya #TheStarNewspaper
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This is a UK take but I think it applies to North American lawyers as well. Professional conduct has devolved to "not illegal" rather than the much higher traditional bar the the professional rules require:
"[The legal profession] must discern the public interest for itself. It cannot expect a regulator to translate the public interest into a set of rules."
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This is a UK take but I think it applies to North American lawyers as well. Professional conduct has devolved to "not illegal" rather than the much higher traditional bar the the professional rules require:
"[The legal profession] must discern the public interest for itself. It cannot expect a regulator to translate the public interest into a set of rules."
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This is a UK take but I think it applies to North American lawyers as well. Professional conduct has devolved to "not illegal" rather than the much higher traditional bar the the professional rules require:
"[The legal profession] must discern the public interest for itself. It cannot expect a regulator to translate the public interest into a set of rules."
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This is a UK take but I think it applies to North American lawyers as well. Professional conduct has devolved to "not illegal" rather than the much higher traditional bar the the professional rules require:
"[The legal profession] must discern the public interest for itself. It cannot expect a regulator to translate the public interest into a set of rules."
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This is a UK take but I think it applies to North American lawyers as well. Professional conduct has devolved to "not illegal" rather than the much higher traditional bar the the professional rules require:
"[The legal profession] must discern the public interest for itself. It cannot expect a regulator to translate the public interest into a set of rules."