Legal Definition and Related Resources of Good moral character
Meaning of Good moral character
What constitutes good moral character may vary from one generation to another. It would seem that whatever is forbidden by the law of the land ought to be considered, for the time being, immoral. 22 Fed. Cas. 921.
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What is Good Moral Character?
A definition of good moral character is: As a prerequisite to the admission to the practice of law, an absence of proven conduct or acts which have been historically considered as manifestation of moral turpitude.[1]
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- “Good Moral Character” in the White America Dictionary (New York, Los Angeles, London, New Delhy, Hong Kong, 1989)
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