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Introduction: How Can Property Be Political?, Zev Trachtenberg
Introduction: How Can Property Be Political?, Zev Trachtenberg
Oklahoma Law Review
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The Politics Of Property Rights, John D. Echeverria
The Politics Of Property Rights, John D. Echeverria
Oklahoma Law Review
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Doing Justice: A Challenge For Catholic Law Schools Essay., Grace M. Walle
Doing Justice: A Challenge For Catholic Law Schools Essay., Grace M. Walle
St. Mary's Law Journal
The numerous allegations of misconduct against high-ranking United States political figures and the associated attorneys are disheartening, but even more disconcerting is the general public’s acquiescence to these ethical deviations. The common assumption that “all lawyers are crooks” fails to outrage anyone. The fact most, if not all, recent ethical violators attended law schools and began their political careers as lawyers prompts questions of the legal education process. Understanding what justice encompasses may begin in books and the classroom, but justice in legal practice requires far more. The aspiration of “doing justice” may stem from religious belief, but this goal …