Being a lawyer Book

	Preface
	Table of Cases
	Table of Model Rules and Model Code Provisions
	Table of Secondary Authorities
	Introduction	1
I	The Traditional Concept of Advocacy
1	Some Illustrative Decisions	4
2	The Basic Question of Justification	28
3	Professional Detachment: The Dichotomization of the Professional and the Personal	51
4	The Meaning and Value of Client Autonomy	66
5	The Adversarial Frame of Mind	122
II	Addressing the Barriers to an Alternative Synthesis
1	The Implicit Teaching of Legal Education	219
2	Constraining Patterns of Thought	228
3	The Denial of Choice and Responsibility	241
4	The Experience of Meaninglessness	244
5	The Legal Consciousness of Work	245
6	The Power of the Legal System to Require Conformity	289
III	The Contours of an Alternative Synthesis
1	The Expression of the Self in Lawyering	328
2	The Integration of Client Empowerment and Lawyer Autonomy	355
	ABA Model Code of Professional Responsibility	407
	ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct	414