Elements of Morals With Special Application of the Moral Law to the Duties of T
Elements of Morals With Special Application of the Moral Law to the Duties of T
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In criminal cases there are equally very delicate questions. How can a lawyer defend as innocent one who is guilty? Were it not an actual lie 1 And yet society does not allow that any accused, whoever he be, be left without counsel ; and when none present themselves, it provides one, charging him to save the life of the accused if he can. It is the interest of society that no innocent person be condemned, and that even the guilty should not be punished beyond what he deserves ; in short, it tak...es care that all the reasons that can be brought forth to attenuate the gravity of an offense be well weighed, and even set, forth in a manner to arouse pity and sympathy. Such is the business of the lawyers.
It is evident that these considerations, which show the lawyer's profession to be one so legitimate and exalted, should not be improperly understood. These general rules must be interpreted with delicacy of feeling and conscience.
106. IV. Science Teaching Medicine The letters and arts. Beside the social powers which make, execute and apply the laws, there is science, which instructs men, en- lightens them, directs their work, and which even, setting utility aside, is yet in itself an object of disinterested research.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In criminal cases there are equally very delicate questions. How can a lawyer defend as innocent one who is guilty? Were it not an actual lie 1 And yet society does not allow that any accused, whoever he be, be left without counsel ; and when none present themselves, it provides one, charging him to save the life of the accused if he can. It is the interest of society that no innocent person be condemned, and that even the guilty should not be punished beyond what he deserves ; in short, it tak...es care that all the reasons that can be brought forth to attenuate the gravity of an offense be well weighed, and even set, forth in a manner to arouse pity and sympathy. Such is the business of the lawyers.
It is evident that these considerations, which show the lawyer's profession to be one so legitimate and exalted, should not be improperly understood. These general rules must be interpreted with delicacy of feeling and conscience.
106. IV. Science Teaching Medicine The letters and arts. Beside the social powers which make, execute and apply the laws, there is science, which instructs men, en- lightens them, directs their work, and which even, setting utility aside, is yet in itself an object of disinterested research.
What to read after Elements of Morals With Special Application of the Moral Law to the Duties of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Janet to read onlineMoreLess
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