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1. It’s hard to imagine a lawyer going to jail. 2. Why wouldn’t I want them to still be a lawyer? I do not believe that everyone who commits a crime (and is ca
by andrei_says_ 9y ago
1. It’s hard to imagine a lawyer going to jail.
2. Why wouldn’t I want them to still be a lawyer? I do not believe that everyone who commits a crime (and is caught, and convicted) is morally corrupt for the rest of her life.
- chillwaves 9y agoDo you think police officers fired for misconduct should be hired in another precinct?
- andrei_says_ 9y agoThis is a very good question. My issue with police misconduct is that it is institutionalized and practically protected and normalized. Is this the case with malpractice? I’d think that the army-like bonding of police officers is a part of the reason for letting a lot of issues slide. Is there a similar phenomenon with lawyers?