Programming does not have (but should have) licensing to ensure proper qualifications — including ethics requirements, duties to the client (end user) and the p

Programming does not have (but should have) licensing to ensure proper qualifications — including ethics requirements, duties to the client (end user) and the possibility of losing the license on account of malpractice (including violations of the guild's ethics requirements). As for other comments claiming that programmers but not lawyers are logical and systems thinkers, the commenters seem to be unacquainted with the practice of law in the real world.