Honesty and reliability in the profession of lawyer
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15633/lie.3443Keywords:
honesty, diligence, law, philosophy, ethicAbstract
In this paper the author will attempt to answer a question of what honesty and diligence mean in the profession of a lawyer, as well as what traits should be possessed by an honest and diligent lawyer. When analysing these two terms, references will be mad to philosophical texts and codes of practice for legal professions. It is repeatedly stressed in the paper that both honesty and diligence are principles without which lawyers can not properly per form their professional duties.
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