La virtud aristotélica en la formación del abogado conciliador

It is through the Aristotelian ethics, and its foundation in virtue, from where it is intended to lay the philosophical basis for thinking that there could be some virtues that should be incorporated in the basic training of lawyers and specifically the conciliator lawyer. This article selected both, ethical and intellectual virtues, which must be introduced into the curricula of the programs of law for the ethical training of these professionals. The virtues that were selected are: (i) Justice, since it is willing to practice what is right; (ii) the prudence, by which the lawyer conciliator is able to deliberate properly about what is good and (iii) wisdom, intellect and science; intellect because it refers to the principles and science because it refers to things susceptible of demonstration from principles.