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AllBar 2024REMEDIAL LAW, LEGAL AND JUDICIAL ETHICSVIII. LEGAL AND JUDICIAL ETHICS WITH PRACTICAL EXERCISESA. Basic Concepts on Admission to Practice3. The Revised Lawyer’s Oath

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Basic Concepts on Admission to Practice: The Revised Lawyer's Oath

Rebecca just passed the Philippine bar examinations and is about to take her oath as a new lawyer. She is excited and nervous at the same time, as she knows that taking the oath is a significant milestone in her legal career. However, she wants to make sure that she fully understands the implications and responsibilities that come with the Revised Lawyer's Oath. She approaches you, a seasoned lawyer, and seeks your guidance. In response to her inquiry, you provide her with the following practical scenarios:

  1. John, a lawyer, discovers that his client, Mark, has been submitting fabricated evidence in court. John is aware that this is a violation of the Revised Lawyer's Oath. What should John do in this situation? Explain the ethical and legal implications of his actions.
  2. Anna, a lawyer, is approached by her friend, Sarah, who asks her to help draft a fraudulent contract. Anna knows that assisting in such an illegal act is a violation of the Revised Lawyer's Oath. How should Anna handle this request from her friend? Discuss the professional and legal consequences of her decision.
  3. Carlos, a newly admitted lawyer, is asked to represent a client who is accused of a heinous crime. Despite knowing that the evidence against his client is strong, Carlos still wants to provide the best legal defense possible. How can Carlos fulfill his duties under the Revised Lawyer's Oath while ensuring a fair trial for his client?

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