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My Mind Has a Mind of Its Own: Why Even Good Lawyers are Lured into Unethical Behavior
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My Mind Has a Mind of Its Own: Why Even Good Lawyers are Lured into Unethical Behavior
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Modern behavioral psychology research has revealed that our brains lead us into behaviors that are inconsistent with logic, our own self-interest, and ethical principles. This presentation explains how scientifically identifiable justifications, rationalizations, and heuristics can present challenges in legal ethics.
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My Mind Has A Mind of Its Own: Why Even Good Lawyers Are Lured Into Unethical Behavior by the Way Their Brains Work (Jul 2024)
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My Mind Has A Mind of Its Own: Why Even Good Lawyers Are Lured Into Unethical Behavior by the Way Their Brains Work (Jul 2024)
Modern behavioral psychology research has revealed that our brains lead us into behaviors that are inconsistent with logic, our own self-interest, and ethical principles. This presentation explains how scientifically identifiable justifications, rationalizations, and heuristics can present challenges in legal ethics.
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Kevin Dubose,
Alexander Dubose & Jefferson LLP - Houston, TX