The Lawyer by Thomas Easaw, the Deepest Living Voice

This song, seeks for legislation to punish the majority of lawyers who instead of setting the innocent free, often help the criminals to keep away from the Law.

When somebody helps a criminal, is not the helper a part of the crime? And just like we do not let the robber free, saying that his profession is robbery, the lawyers should also not be set free, but be punished, along with the convicted, in the proportion of their role in the malpractices committed, if any.

It is high time that the civilized society took objection to the undue relaxation given to such professions, which has only resulted in the abetment of crime. This does not mean that anybody giving a glass of water or appearing for the accused should be punished. The lawyer needs to be punished only when it is proved that he has helped the defendant/plaintiff to destroy evidence, manipulate witnesses or commit similar crimes, which are punishable under the Law.

Such a legislation would greatly reduce the number of false cases which is what causes the undue delay of justice. The hefty court fees and attendant expenses, expected to keep away the nuisance mongers, have only left the poor in the lurch.

Such an amendment would bring a sense of honor and pride to the righteous lawyer and also prevent the two other great injustices, delay of justice and cost. Justice will stand truly delivered, only when it is delivered promptly, and that too, free of any cost.

Thomas Easaw as writer, musician, philosopher and social reformer, is a one-man peace and justice movement, working towards the betterment of mankind.

Thomas Easaw is also on a lone effort to change the judicial system and is already before the Courts in India seeking to implement the Thomas Easaw's Proposed Amendments of the Law.

http://www.thomaseasaw.com

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[AresCosmos]

i like those birds

[roryNlion]

i appreciate an attempt in using music to increase awareness, but inconsistencies in legal administration is hardly a passionate subject.

[roryNlion]

im sorry but this is awfully unpoetic.

people tend to despise lawyers until they need one, especially coming to understand the need for rules of evidence and appeal.

most advocates understand it is better to let ten guilty people walk free than to imprison an innocent man. if the day comes when this man is before the courts i doubt he will be singing poorly constructed songs about abolishing legal aid etc.

[BigPimpHomer]

tay zonday is deeper