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Yes.
by not_kurt_godel 8y ago
Yes.
- throwaway2048 8y agoSo its almost like there is still a legal standard for what a lawyer is
- gambiting 8y agoI'm not sure what your point is. That's exactly what we are saying - there is a legal standard for actually being a lawyer. But, we are also saying there shouldn't be any repercusions for someone just saying that they are a lawyer in any non-financial, non-professional context. If you go out and say to someone "hey, I'm a lawyer and I am very smart" then this shouldn't be illegal in any way or form, just like saying you are a pope or Bonaparte isn't - you're just making an idiot out of yourself. As long as you don't go and act as a lawyer(try to represent people for money for instance) then knock yourself out. This should be double obvious seeing as we're on the internet, where you can say you are a noble-winning physicist or a NASA engineer and without a way to verify it it matters nothing. It is scummy, immoral, unfair to lie about it? Of course it is. But it shouldn't be illegal.