Conscientious Objection

question 54

Multiple Choice

Conscientious objection:

• A) Argues that law in itself is a public good
• B) Argues that lawyers must represent their clients with zealousness
• C) Argues that there may be circumstances that are so offensive to the lawyer's sense of morality that the lawyer may decline to represent the client
• D) Argues that the main focus of the attorney should be to stay neutral in all elements of the case, and represent all clients who come to them

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Definitions:

Knowing-Doing Gap

The disconnect between knowing what needs to be done and actually implementing or doing it, often observed in organizational settings.

Rewards

Compensation or incentives given to individuals or groups for achieving specific goals or performance targets.

Internal Competition

Competitive dynamics within an organization, where members or departments compete against each other for resources, recognition, or advancement.

Diffusion

The process through which innovations, ideas, or practices are spread within a population or community over time.