A Case for Legal Ethics, Legal Ethics as a Source for a Universal Ethic by Luizzi, Vincent

Albany, (1993): State University of New York Press, 1993. First Edition. Octavo. 194pp. The author rejects the misguided view of professional ethics. He recognizes that there cannot be one morality for lawyers, another for doctors, a third for journalist, an so on. There is only morality as such, whose fundamental principles underlie the specific moral rules of the various professions. This work is can profitably be read not only by philosophers but also by professors of law and practicing lawyers....or anyone interested in a thoughtful examination of the nature of ethical thinking.A near fine copy bound in silver, black and white decorative paper covered boards.