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If people would never need to go before a judge for any type of action, there would be no need for a lawyer. A contract, when presumably violated, gets adjudica
by IncRnd 4y ago
If people would never need to go before a judge for any type of action, there would be no need for a lawyer. A contract, when presumably violated, gets adjudicated by a judge. Everything a lawyer does is judge centric. Ultimately, the law is meaningless without a judge to decide its meaning.
- voisin 4y agoI never said never. The point was that in the grand scheme of a legal career, it is exceedingly rare except for litigators or barristers, who are a minority of lawyers.