Choosing a Lifework
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Attention is here called to it because principles of justice are involved, and to remind you that, as yet, it is removed from the domain specially occupied by the legal profession.
The profession of law provides for two classes of lawyers whose functions in the courts are quite un- like; one is the advocate, the other the judge. The advocate is employed on one side of a case, repre- senting an individual or corporation, or if a public prosecutor, the people. It is his business to do the best he... can for the interests in his hands. Here is an opportunity for the display of shrewdness; it is io8 CHOOSING A LIFEWORK a field where superior talents may be called into exercise. As the advocate acts solely in behalf of one side of a case it might be supposed that justice would suffer. But he confronts an opposing attor- ney supposed to be equally vigilant and learned. Then there sits on the bench a man who is not a partisan, whose office it is to secure the triumph of right. He is supposed to have no predilections or prejudices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Attention is here called to it because principles of justice are involved, and to remind you that, as yet, it is removed from the domain specially occupied by the legal profession.
The profession of law provides for two classes of lawyers whose functions in the courts are quite un- like; one is the advocate, the other the judge. The advocate is employed on one side of a case, repre- senting an individual or corporation, or if a public prosecutor, the people. It is his business to do the best he... can for the interests in his hands. Here is an opportunity for the display of shrewdness; it is io8 CHOOSING A LIFEWORK a field where superior talents may be called into exercise. As the advocate acts solely in behalf of one side of a case it might be supposed that justice would suffer. But he confronts an opposing attor- ney supposed to be equally vigilant and learned. Then there sits on the bench a man who is not a partisan, whose office it is to secure the triumph of right. He is supposed to have no predilections or prejudices.
What to read after Choosing a Lifework?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Ransom Fiske to read onlineMoreLess
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