Some individuals believe that legal work should be pro bono work, meaning that the legal provider would earn no money. Pro bono legal work is used when the client has a low-income and can't afford a legal worker. Let's say you're a new lawyer, looking to start your life and provide for your new family. There's a client in desperation for your legal assistance to help them find a way out of being falsely convicted for murder. The problem is that they have no money to provide you with. Do you help them and sacrifice the money that would be useful to your family? While a utilitarianism point of…