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<blockquote data-quote="bluerocket" data-source="post: 176111" data-attributes="member: 34710"><p>Just wanted to chime in because I just found this thread.</p><p></p><p>By no means taking sides or asserting anyone is wrong or right, just wanted to point out my perspective on this thread of conversation. Firstly, I don't think the OP said "there is <em>no </em>place for ethnic diversity in the commercial law field" nor that [BAME candidates] "should <em>instead </em>go into criminal justice." I think they were expressing they are unconvinced it is a "necessity" for having a diverse commercial law workforce but it is a "necessity" to have a diverse criminal law workforce, which they reasoned with their view that the commercial lawyers represent multinational corporations while criminal lawyers represent people. I don't see any evidence of them suggesting that BAME candidates should enter the criminal profession rather than the commercial profession - this would obviously be problematic. I personally think diversity should be at the top of the agenda for all fields regardless of who they represent or work with - but just wanted to point out that the OP's views seemed a bit more nuanced and less conclusive than has been interpreted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bluerocket, post: 176111, member: 34710"] Just wanted to chime in because I just found this thread. By no means taking sides or asserting anyone is wrong or right, just wanted to point out my perspective on this thread of conversation. Firstly, I don't think the OP said "there is [I]no [/I]place for ethnic diversity in the commercial law field" nor that [BAME candidates] "should [I]instead [/I]go into criminal justice." I think they were expressing they are unconvinced it is a "necessity" for having a diverse commercial law workforce but it is a "necessity" to have a diverse criminal law workforce, which they reasoned with their view that the commercial lawyers represent multinational corporations while criminal lawyers represent people. I don't see any evidence of them suggesting that BAME candidates should enter the criminal profession rather than the commercial profession - this would obviously be problematic. I personally think diversity should be at the top of the agenda for all fields regardless of who they represent or work with - but just wanted to point out that the OP's views seemed a bit more nuanced and less conclusive than has been interpreted. [/QUOTE]
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