Clearly Legal's Podcast
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Clearly Legal's Podcast
Civil Discourse in a Divided Society with Joseph Hubbard
In this episode of Clearly Legal, host Sean Martin and co-host Joel Surber welcome attorney Joseph Hubbard to discuss the rule of law, the importance of civil discourse, and the role of lawyers in society. They explore how the rule of law ensures fairness and predictability in everyday life, the responsibilities of lawyers to uphold justice, and the need for civil discourse in a democratic society. The conversation also touches on the challenges facing the judiciary and the importance of lawyers engaging in legislative processes to ensure that laws are just and constitutional. Throughout the discussion, the hosts emphasize the privilege of practicing law and the responsibility that comes with it to serve the public good.
Takeaways
- The rule of law is fundamentally about fairness.
- Predictability in law helps society function smoothly.
- Lawyers have a special responsibility to uphold the rule of law.
- Civil discourse is essential for resolving disputes.
- Trust in the judiciary is crucial for a functioning democracy.
- Lawyers should engage more in legislative processes.
- The privilege of practicing law comes with responsibilities.
- Disagreement is a natural part of democracy.
- Lawyers can help foster civil discourse in society.
- The legal profession must self-govern to maintain its privileges.
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