Ethics and Law: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics)

Are you interested in exploring the complex and thought-provoking realm of legal ethics? Look no further than Ethics and Law: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics). This book delves into the intriguing question of whether one can be a good person while engaging in professional roles that may involve deception and working on behalf of questionable institutions. Written by W. Bradley Wendel, this book uses real-life cases from around the world to examine the moral responsibility of lawyers and the concepts of truth and deception in advocacy.

Do you yearn to understand the fundamental principles of law and its relationship with morality? This book goes beyond legal ethics, offering an exploration of the philosophy of law itself. From the nature of law to unjust legal systems, W. Bradley Wendel tackles these timeless questions and provides deep insights into the complex interplay between law and morality.

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