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An Essay on Professional Ethics
George Sharswood
May a lawyer defend a client he believes guilty? George Sharswood's essay faces that question through the notorious Courvoisier murder case and beyond, setting out the duties of advocates to courts, clients, and conscience, with a course of legal study appended. His lectures became a taproot of American legal ethics. Consult the original authority on honorable practice.
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21 chapters
- 1AN ESSAY ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS.
- 2GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
- 3PREFACE.
- 4INTRODUCTION.
- 5PROFESSIONAL ETHICS.
- 6APPENDIX.
- 7No. I.
- 8COURVOISIER'S CASE[59]
- 9No. II.
- 10COURSE OF LEGAL STUDY[60]
- 11I. Real Estate and Equity.
- 12II. Practice, Pleading, and Evidence.
- 13III. Crimes and Forfeitures.
- 14IV. Natural and International Law.
- 15V. Constitutional Law.
- 16VI. Civil Law.
- 17VII. Persons and Personal Property.
- 18VIII. Executors and Administrators.
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