Legal Ethics: Duties & Privileges of LawyerWadhwa, 1964 - 348 páginas |
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... means to lay before the jury the cause of the state , and should strive to prevent miscarriages of justice through the exercise by persons accused of crime , or those acting in their behalf , of any improper or corrupt means . In the ...
... means to lay before the jury the cause of the state , and should strive to prevent miscarriages of justice through the exercise by persons accused of crime , or those acting in their behalf , of any improper or corrupt means . In the ...
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... means of the claimant or defendant , and equally so to counsel , who if not thus contin- gently compensated in the ratio of the risk , might not be compensated at all . A contingent fee looks to professional compensation only as the ...
... means of the claimant or defendant , and equally so to counsel , who if not thus contin- gently compensated in the ratio of the risk , might not be compensated at all . A contingent fee looks to professional compensation only as the ...
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... means . I am , therefore , firmly resolved never to receive from any one a compensation which is not justly and hononably my due ; and if , fairly received , to place on it no undue value ; to entertain no affection for money , further ...
... means . I am , therefore , firmly resolved never to receive from any one a compensation which is not justly and hononably my due ; and if , fairly received , to place on it no undue value ; to entertain no affection for money , further ...
Contenido
Chapter | 1 |
Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics | 9 |
A Code of Legal Ethics | 17 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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