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Foreword: The Legal Profession And Social Change, Atinuke O. Adediran, Bruce A. Green Mar 2024

Foreword: The Legal Profession And Social Change, Atinuke O. Adediran, Bruce A. Green

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Fordham University School of Law’s Stein Center for Law and Ethics has collaborated with the Fordham Law Review every year since the late 1990s to encourage, collect, and publish scholarly writings on different aspects of the legal profession, including its norms, regulation, organization, history, and development—that is, on themes relating to what law schools loosely call “legal ethics.” The legal profession is an important subject of study for legal scholars, among others. Although one U.S. Supreme Court Justice, himself a former law professor, airily derided legal ethics as the “least analytically rigorous . . . of law-school subjects,” we dispute …