1.2 Principles of Professional Ethics and Legal Ethics

The general-principles (the professions'-shared): the integrity (the wholeness-of-honesty) + the objectivity (the bias-resisted) + the confidentiality (the client's-secret-kept) + the competence (the skill-maintained) + the diligence (the matter-pursued) + the accountability (the answer- owed); The legal-ethics'-own (the profession-specific): the fidelity-to-the-client (the loyalty- undivided (the conflicts-avoided (the privilege-claimed))) + the candour-to-the-court (the officer-of- the-court (the truth-not-sabotaged (the tribunal-misled — never))) + the independence (the pressure-resisted (the state's + the client's + the popular's (the fearless-bar (the Constitution's- own-need)))) + the access-to-justice-duty (the poor-served (the aid-given (the U5's-full-unit))) + the fair-competition (the brotherhood's-courtesy (the poaching-no (the solicitation-restrained))); The tension's-architecture (the exam's-favourite): the lawyer's-two-masters (the client's-zeal + the court's-candour (the duty-hierarchy: the LAW-first (the never-false-evidence (the never- perjured-testimony (the client-zealous-WITHIN-the-law))))) — the balancing-the-craft (the ethics- not-the-checklist (the judgment-exercised)).