legal ethics

The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in legal practice has created a significant challenge. While AI tools promise unprecedented efficiency, they are prone to "hallucinations" generating plausible but entirely fabricated information. Recent court cases demonstrate a trend of holding lawyers strictly liable for submitting AI-generated falsehoods, creating an unsustainable professional risk.

Prosecutors and lawyers, whose work involves ensuring the application of the law and, at the same time, diligently respecting court decisions, the enforcement of which is often their duty, must protect the right to appeal during their execution. It is clear that the reverse is also true: judges must respect prosecutors as representatives of these professional bodies and not interfere with the performance of their duties.

It is established that a high level of ethical requirements, the implementation of universal values in official activities, which reduces the breaches of professional discipline and professional deformation, contribute to the formation of a morally mature person. The population begins to perceive the police not as a “punitive” body, but as one that prevents illegal actions and interacts with the population on a partnership basis. It is emphasized that the most important professional requirement for police activity is respect for and observance of human rights and freedoms.

The article defines the essence of legal ethics as certain components, namely: a) the purpose (mission) of a lawyer is to protect the interests of his client, providing him with the necessary professional legal assistance, which must be provided continuously and at the appropriate professional level.