Lawyers who perceive themselves as moral agents may refuse to pursue a client's wish to pursue a particular legal tactic if they didn't believe in it.

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Lawyers, as moral agents, have the discretion to refuse pursuing a client's wish for a particular legal tactic if it conflicts with their personal ethics or professional responsibility, despite their duty to advocate on behalf of their clients.

Lawyers Who Perceive Themselves as Moral Agents May Refuse to Pursue