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She added: "Our people should start to view lawyers in a more affirmative light, not as gain seekers or mercenaries who encourage delay."
Plus: "We are in the direction of restoring the credibility of the judiciary. Side by side with that, we want to see the public appreciate the honest, competent lawyers who will bring about the realization of true justice."
In my own humble opinion, as a claimant with a court case delayed for over five years now, Mr. Honeyman, who does not speak about going to court, is missing the point when he thinks the problem is the pass rate of the bar exam.
The crisis in the courts stems from licensed attorneys who refuse to acknowledge the difference between right and wrong, and judges who enable this to continue. --Tony Padua."
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