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“The Moral Limits of Zealous Advocacy”: A Prindle Panel on Legal Ethics
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“The Moral Limits of Zealous Advocacy”: A Prindle Panel on Legal Ethics
The distinguished voices of legal scholars David Luban, Brad Wendel and Paul Felix united at the Watson Forum on Thursday, Feb. 26, in a debate over “zealous advocacy” and its implications in a panel presented by the Prindle Institute for Ethics. Moderated by Jeffrey Dunn, Prindle director and associate professor of philosophy, the conversation was part of Prindle’s “Courageous Conversations in Ethics” series. The event sought to address the dil…
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