But every lawyer has a duty to be honest, has a duty to comply with the rules of her profession, and has a duty to the court. Explain and discuss the above with reference to the Bar Standards Board Code of Conduct and the ethical dilemmas faced by barristers.

all i have to say is that people are truly ignorant and don't have anything better to do with their lives.

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exactly!

explanation:

people may be on here being big bullies by going around reporting everybody and everything they can get their pointers on. a few of my answers got deleted because people reported it for no reason. and it makes us have a bad rep when we got these reports and deletions going on with our questions, when in all honesty we're just trying to be .

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