Characteristics of good members of the Lawyers Council under the Royal Patronage according to Buddhism

Abstract

The Lawyers Council under the Royal Patronage of the King will clearly specify 
the characteristics in the Lawyers Act, 1985, Section 35, but with the large number of 
members under the Lawyers Council's executive committee may have to manage the 
organization without limits to prevent The disgrace that will occur by applying the 
principles of Buddhism to develop the good qualities of the members to have virtue. 
Ethics together with the code of conduct of lawyers, combined with the 
requirements of the Lawyers Council under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the 
King, are called honest dharma as follows: 1) Having good body (honest body) in 
which all actions must be clear, transparent, and flawless. friends in the organization 
not asking for too much money that causes trouble to the public Do not say that the 
client and the litigant have any low reliance on knowledge and 3) good feelings 
(thoughts) that have a good feeling towards their client as a person who receives 
Troubled by infringement of rights causing damage in any way, especially the feeling 
of not being greedy, not angry, and not delusional in any way, both the client and 
the litigant. but will use wisdom to find as many lies as possible