Why are you making this all about yourself? I'm talking about international human rights law, and about large-scale issues with the legal system itself. You're giving a good example of the amoral narcissism that is a problem with many lawyers.

You do realize that there's a difference between 'successful' and 'ethically good', right?

I disagree. Just because a job is within the bounds of legality, that doesn't mean that no-one can criticize it. If a lawyer makes their career out of defending the lowest of the the low, using their privileged education to find legal loopholes to get their client off, I think it's pretty fair to say that that lawyer…