I accept the honour and privilege, duty and responsibility of practising law as a barrister and solicitor in the Province of Ontario. I shall protect and defend the rights and interests of such persons as may employ me. I shall conduct all cases faithfully and to the best of my ability. I shall neglect no one’s interest and shall faithfully serve and diligently represent the best interests of my client. I shall not refuse causes of complaint reasonably founded, nor shall I promote suits upon frivolous pretences. I shall not pervert the law to favour or prejudice any one, but in all things I shall conduct myself honestly and with integrity and civility. I shall seek to ensure access to justice and access to legal services. I shall seek to improve the administration of justice. I shall champion the rule of law and safeguard the rights and freedoms of all persons. I shall strictly observe and uphold the ethical standards that govern my profession. All this I do swear or affirm to observe and perform to the best of my knowledge and ability.
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Scott Duncan
I shall strictly observe and uphold the ethical standards that govern my profession...
...what's that, now?
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Adam Thomas
Where is my fucking NOOSE ??
Derek Moran
Is this a goof-on their Oath, or, is this ACTUALLY their Oath...? :/
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
Interesting, to say the least.
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Adam Thomas
DEATH TO ALL LAWYERS !!
NOW....
Adam Thomas
Hmm...I wonder how many of them kunts there actually is on earth...... how much rope would we need ??
Work that out brains Trust.
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Ed O'Brien
I shall? Wtf?
They protect themselves
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
They lose their licence if they don't [literally look after them selves].
We asked a solicitor to interpret a sect of an act. The sect is regularly breached by Police. The solicitor refuses to respond in English; in other words, they support the police breaching the sect.
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Ed O'Brien
shall v. 1) an imperative command as in "you shall not kill." 2) in some statutes, "shall" is a direction but does not mean mandatory, depending on the context.
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Will Lawful Man · Lawful Man
Is Scott Duncan the only one to notice and question the 'ethical standards' of the 'profession'? The ethical standards of the legal profession have been evidenced throughout modern history. It is common enough to hear someone say that all lawyers are liars. It is conventional wisdom that tells us to not trust a lawyer. The profession itself is an amalgamation of the closed system truths which adherents profess. A closed system truth is not necessarily true outside of the system. The legal profession is the professing of fictions and the claimed label of the professional society is 'Law Society'. It is clearly not a Lawful Society. (Queen) Elizabeth Mountbatten (or Windsor?) promised to uphold the 'true profession' in the coronation ceremony of June 02, 1953. The 'true profession' is as false as the label 'Law Society'.
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Scott Duncan
They PROMISE to be liars. What's the problem? :D
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Derek Moran
..this is the ACTUAL oath a lawyer takes then?
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Colin Stephen Tonks · KnownAs Colin
@Lawful Man. Scott is not the only one who knows and questions the profession. We have a friend/associate/colleague who is currently studying for their Doctorate of Law. He is most scathing of the profession and goes right out of his way to "help" those being screwed over by the profession and the system.
We are certain that he and Scott would make good friends :-)
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Will Lawful Man · Lawful Man
Colin, it is good to know that Scott is not the only to notice and question.
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Adam Thomas
It really doesn't take a brainiac to NOTICE that ALL LAWYERS ARE SCUM SUCKING PIGS & SHOULD/ MUST BE HUNG DRAWN & QUARTERED IMMEDIATELY.
Adam Thomas
CMON. ...its so fucking obvious.....fix the whole world instantly...
Pete Daoust
There is 24,000 lawyers in Quebec, and 3852 Electrical Contractors....I have no idea WHY :/
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David Johansen
so you hire a lawyer and pay with fiat debt notes, theirfore the lawyer is actually working for the party whom issued the legal tender.
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Pete Daoust
diligently represent the best interests of my client: He want to REPRESENT my fucking interest, REPRESENT !...I, as a CEO of a corporation, want to PROTECT its interest....I see a big difference here.
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Pete Daoust
representation n. 1) the act of being another's agent. 2) acting as an attorney for a client. 3) a statement of alleged fact either in negotiations or in court. (See: represent)
Any action or conduct that can be turned into a statement of fact.
For example, displaying a car with an odometer reading of ten miles constitutes a representation to a prospective buyer that the car has only been driven ten miles.
The term representation is used in reference to any express or implied statement made by one of the parties to a contract to another, regarding a particular fact or circumstance that serves to influence the consummation of the deal.
As applied to the law of Descent and Distribution, representation is the principle by which the issue of an individual who has died inherits the portion of an estate that such person would have taken if he or she had lived.
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Pete Daoust
Protect : Associated concepts: self-defense
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Ed O'Brien
I don't represent myself, I am myself! ;)
The judge got pissed off at me! Lol
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Pete Daoust
They asked the same question to me, I looked at them and said: well, I'm alone here with a huge question mark in my face....
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Pete Daoust
and followed by: I'm not a lawyer
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Pete Daoust
he said: we know that :D
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Pete Daoust
The protection of one's person or property against some injury attempted by another
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Pete Daoust
I like that ! :D
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Ed O'Brien
By what authority so you declare war on my person?
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Ed O'Brien
*do*
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Pete Daoust
IT'S By what authority you declare war on my person?
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