Fellowship of Law and Violence
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This article’s main goal is displaying the existence of three political theories that might be used for justifying the professional fellowship of lawyers; the corporatism, the pluralism, the republicanism. The political theory adopted will determine the conception of the functions that the lawyer’s fellowships perform in its relationship with the State. This work specifically focuses on showing that the fellowship functions as a limit for institutional violence when the adopted paradigm is a republican one.
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