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Why wouldn't law be a noble profession? It is basically preventing anarchy by maintaining law and order in an organized society.
However, I get what you mean, often times, many lawyers take up cases for the wrong side of the court case. One lawyer that pops into my mind(if you're thinking Indian) is Ram Jethmalani. I mean he has defended people like Mohammad Afzal, Lalit Modi and even Manu Sharma. But here's the thing: In a court of law, a person is innocent unitl proven guilty by a preponderance of evidence. And that's how justice works, there is no such thing as whether it is 'moral or immoral' From a lawyer's perspective, it is the same, it is not about what people think, but what you think and what you wish to stand up for.
One such TV series about this is Siddhanth. I recommend people watch it when they have time.
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