San Diego Law Review
Document Type
Article
Abstract
The present system of educating and qualifying lawyers is questionable on ethical grounds because it holds out that it is preparing lawyers to serve clients when it does not do so. Limited to classroom and library in law school and to written exercises on Bar examinations, our educational and qualification process ignores the necessary transition from learning theory and doctrine to putting these into practice with a client. The present systems leaves untouched the largest part of the professional development of the lawyer, satisfied as it is with achievement in intellectual analysis and unconcerned as it has been with professional competence.
Recommended Citation
William Pincus,
One Man's Perspective on Ethics and the Legal Profession,
12
San Diego L. Rev.
279
(1975).
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https://digital.sandiego.edu/sdlr/vol12/iss2/5