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Key Chapter Points

1. Professionalism is about being knowledgeable with the ability to work independently whilst observing the rules, conduct and behaviour expected from the specialised group to which you belong.

2. The SRA Standards and Regulations contain the rules, conduct and behav­iours expected from trainee solicitors, solicitors and registered European and foreign lawyers.

3. Professional rules and codes of conduct ensure that you are competent in your work and conduct yourself and your work ethically.

4. A competent advocate carries out their role to the expected standards as set by professional bodies and the court.

5. An ethical advocate is expected to be honest, have integrity and adhere to regulations and standards to maintain public trust and confidence in the profession.

6. Professional bodies provide support and guidance to help advocates solve ethical dilemmas.

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Source: D’Alton-Harrison Rita. Advocacy for SQE2: A Guide to Legal Practice. Routledge,2022. — 340 p. — (Legal Practice for SQE2). 2022
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