… or her role as a lawyer are moral questions. For example, … legal ethics "concerns the most
fundamental moral aspects of our lives as lawyers,''' while Stephen Gillers describes a lawyer's …

… of constituencies seeking legal services, the diversity of aspirants for legal careers, and-…
I proceed on the proposition that, historically, the American legal profession's basic function …

… exhaust the forms in which legal ethics is represented. I will also discuss the relations of legal
ethics to other legal sciences … have common roots in the processes of Western legal culture …

… One suggestion was that the Foundation arrange for and finance a new book on legal ethics…
lectures on legal ethics delivered at the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1854 and …

… ideas is once again growing within the field of legal ethics. I shall have more to say about …
This article was originally prepared for a conference on legal ethics that was held at Hofstra …

… This article contests the role-differentiation approach to legal ethics. If one were to print a T-…
culture, and critical morality, that which is right independent of any recognition by any cultural …

… morality and lawyers' role morality, while the" Second Wave" focuses instead on the role
legal … of theoretical legal ethics, based in behavioral ethics, virtue ethics, or fiduciary theory. …

… If courts and the justice system are seen to lack an ethical foundation, society—that is, … a
lawyer for breaching professional ethics, that lawyer is entitled to know what the ethical require…

… law, but in which the moral obligation to obey the law does not depend on the overlap between
legal prescriptions and the demands of ordinary morality. … law and morality in legal ethics. …

… legal ethics within the framework of modern practice, this book identifies two important
ethical … have to their clients and to the legal system more broadly. In addressing these issues, …