Thats why there should only be a straight popular vote.

11) of the law to serve truth, protect the weak, and keep society from tipping into tyranny.

10) Responsibility → holding oneself to a higher standard because the law shapes people’s lives and freedoms.
In other words, the oath isn’t just about being a lawyer, it’s about becoming a guardian of justice, someone who uses knowledge

9) • Respect for the Court & Profession → honoring the judiciary and the tradition of law as something bigger than oneself.
• Duty to Clients → giving competent, diligent, and ethical representation, especially for the vulnerable or voiceless.
• Self-discipline &

8) the rule of law above personal interest, politics, or corruption.
• Service to Justice → not just winning cases, but pursuing fairness, protecting rights, and ensuring the system works for all.
• Integrity & Honesty → no deceit, no abuse of the legal system for money, power, or malice.

7) Got it — the universal spirit of the lawyer’s oath is less about the exact words and more about the ethical backbone of the profession. At its heart, it’s a vow to balance power, truth, and justice.

Here’s the essence:
• Loyalty to the Constitution & Law → a promise to uphold

6) the poor, or striving for justice above personal gain.

👉 Do you want me to pull the exact oath for your state, or would you like a universal summary of the spirit behind all attorney oaths?

Me: Universal summary of spirit please.

5) will counsel or maintain no false or unlawful suit, nor delay any person for lucre or malice; but will act in all things honestly, uprightly, and according to law, so help me God.”

Some states also add pledges about treating clients with respect, protecting the rights of

4) the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the [State]; that I will faithfully discharge the duties of an attorney and counselor at law to the best of my knowledge and ability; that I will maintain the respect due to courts of justice and judicial officers; that I

3) competently while also respecting the courts and the legal system.
• To avoid corruption, dishonesty, or abuse of the legal profession.

For example, here’s a common version used in many U.S. states (wording varies slightly):

“I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support

2). It varies by state (in the U.S.) or by country, but the essence is generally the same:
• To support and defend the Constitution (U.S. or state).
• To uphold the laws and administer justice faithfully.
• To maintain honesty, integrity, and fairness in legal practice.
• To serve clients

They need to overthrow them all and lock them up

What a weak little beta bitch

Sources:

www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/...

federalnewsnetwork.com/unions/2025/...

Jennings is an abuser like the rest. Has always been a shallow ass beta cnut