Ethics and Law: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics)

Explore the intricate world of legal ethics with "Ethics and Law: An Introduction" from Cambridge Applied Ethics. Delve into thought-provoking cases that challenge conventional notions of morality and law. Author W. Bradley Wendel raises important questions about the moral responsibility of lawyers and the intersection of truth and deception in advocacy. This book is a must-read for students of law, ethics, and political philosophy seeking a comprehensive understanding of legal ethics.

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