Professionalism and the Public

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Professionalism and the Public Professionalism & the Public (8/26/2008)

Myths, the public and you Paul Newman. Refuses “the deal.” Atticus Finch. Overcame race. Clarence Darrow. It is the guilty man that needs me. Professional organizations to provide expertise above politics. Confidential settlements. Johnny Cochrane. Exploited race. Indigent w/o counsel. Everyone pays. It’s another PAC. Mable.

Reality Check Trial by Ordeal. Asked to juggle ethics with advocacy Is it a balance or have we forgotten that life has absolutes What the public reads - never good.

The Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Administration of Justice Popular lack of interest in justice, which makes jury service a bore & the vindication of right and law secondary to the trouble and expense.

Causes of Dissatisfaction... The strain put upon law in that it has today to do the work of morals also; the putting of our courts into politics; the effect of transition to a period of legislation; the making the legal profession into a trade, which has superceded the relation of attorney and client by that of employer and employee; and public ignorance of the real workings of courts due to ignorant and sensational reports in the press. Pound, Lecture to the ABA, 1906.

Aquinas, Pound, and Shortess, oh my... Now, the end of law is the common good [not framed for individual cases]…Wherefore law should take account of many things, as to persons, activities and times because the community of the state is composed of many persons and its good procured by many actions, nor is it established to endure for only a short time, but to last for all time by the citizens succeeding one another. Aquinas. In 1797, out of 550 pending writs of error, 543 were shams or vexatious contrivances for delay. [English Chancery]. Pound. The individual attorney…can be a most effective force for positive change. This is done by consciously applying the codes of conduct to each act performed each day in the practice. [T]his person then becomes a role model for all those who come into contact with that person. Shortess.

Possible Countermeasures Frontloading. Surgically address local issues & dialogue. Volunteerism. Pro Bono. Publicity through our professional groups. Be above grist for the mill issues which serve to divide us.