Любомир Бабуров и Стоян Ставру обсъждат: - Кой са Чък и Джими Макгил? - Кога законът е храм и кога става цирк? - Има ли структурно унижение в адвокатските йерархии? - Какво става с братската любов, когато братята станат адвокати? - Кой е Кайн и кой е Авел? - Какво означава грижата в полето на юридическите услуги? - Какво се случва с маргиналите сред адвокатите? - Как адвокатската професия може да промени човека? - Възможно ли е да си добър човек и от двете страни на Закона? - Има ли граници в рекламата на една адвокатска практика? - Как и защо Джими Макгил се превръща в Соул Гудман? - Има ли място за Робин Худ в адвокатските среди? - Как се проваля Давид, след като вече няколко пъти е победил Голиат? - Кой е Джийн Такович и защо е… черно-бял? - Що за игра е правото и кой определя нейните правила? Сериалът „Better Call Saul“ започва като опит а се разкаже предисторията на „Breaking Bad“. Една от линиите, може би най-важната, проследява превръщането на дребния измамник Джими Макгил в морално компрометирания адвокат Сол Гудман. Но истинската тема е много по-дълбока. Тя е свързана с трансформацията на човешката идентичност в ритуалите на адвокатската професия, при което правораздаването не е само акт на свещенодействие и страхопочитание пред Закона, но и поле на постоянна импровизация, манипулация и етична ерозия. В настоящия епизод се съсредоточаваме върху отношенията на двамата братя Чък и Джими Макгил – чията драматична връзка разкрива редица особености, характерни за адвокатската професия. Ако искате да видите адвокатите в тяхната негероична същност и да чуете как Любо и Стоян анализират „Better Call Saul“ слушайте :)

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