Legal Ethics. Lawyers’ activity in the world of institutions

Legal Ethics. Lawyers’ activity in the world of institutions. Introduction (in Polish) (dr hab. Przemysław Kaczmarek, dr Paweł Skuczyński)

Articles:

Prof. KUL dr hab. Tomasz Barankiewicz
Traditional and modern conceptions of ethical and professional responsibility

Dr hab. Przemysław Kaczmarek
David J. Luban’s legal ethics: moral evaluations of acts, subjectivity, responsibility

Dr Paweł Łabieniec
Subjectivity, responsibility, historicity of a profession and a professional on the example of the profession of a legal advisor

Mgr Katarzyna Mikołajczyk-Graj
Legal ethics as an institution in the light of Neil MacCormick’s social ontology

Dr Marcin Pieniążek
Self-government institutions of the legal professions of public trust in the light of assumptions of Paul Ricoeur’s ‘little ethics’

Dr Maciej Wojciechowski
Statement of reasons for a dissenting opinion as a dialogical utterance on the example of selected rulings of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal

Mgr inż. Adrian Zając
Formalism in the application of law and ethics on the example of environmental law regulations

Dr Adam Zienkiewicz
‘The Lawyer Personality’. Personal traits of lawyers and the way they perform their professional roles

Mgr Mariola Żak
Lawyers’ professional roles in the light of the good governance model