The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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... profession . Formerly , the student became a lawyer as he watched and helped lawyers in practice grapple with real problems of real clients . Today , he may be admitted to the profession without any such experience . His formal ...
... profession . Formerly , the student became a lawyer as he watched and helped lawyers in practice grapple with real problems of real clients . Today , he may be admitted to the profession without any such experience . His formal ...
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... profession serving the community manifestly unselfishly . However , in some other New Zealand Law Society activities to bring the law closer to the layman , critics of the legal profession may perceive self interest . The profession is ...
... profession serving the community manifestly unselfishly . However , in some other New Zealand Law Society activities to bring the law closer to the layman , critics of the legal profession may perceive self interest . The profession is ...
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... profession to exercise his judgment independently . You will recognise that a member of a profession , to be true to himself , owes his first duty to the ethical principles that underpin his calling . Thus , a lawyer's duty is to advise ...
... profession to exercise his judgment independently . You will recognise that a member of a profession , to be true to himself , owes his first duty to the ethical principles that underpin his calling . Thus , a lawyer's duty is to advise ...
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