This is one of the stupidest articles I’ve read in a while. A license to practice law is no more a title of nobility than a license to practice medicine, a license to install electrical service, a license to sell firearms, or a license to cut hair.
That said, I agree that lawyers generally suck at administration and governance, and that there are too many in government. (I am a lawyer.)
This is one of the stupidest articles I’ve read in a while. A license to practice law is no more a title of nobility than a license to practice medicine, a license to install electrical service, a license to sell firearms, or a license to cut hair.
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Maybe, but many states have “separation of powers” provisions. This usually means that legislators cannot serve in executive positions at the same time as serving in the legislature. I have always wondered why this doesn’t apply to “Officers of the Court” serving in the legislative branch.
Any ideas?