I can see how they might not all be bad but that depends on how you define "bad". I see two main categories of "bad" here: 1) the collegiate education system that fosters the elitist, arrogant, cliquish behavior that allows lawyers (includes politicians and judges as they are largely if not totally all lawyers) to see themselves as better equipped to make decisions for all of us. This mindset allows them to feel okay about cheating and cutting corners as it is in the unwashed masses (deplorables) "best" interest; and 2) bad as in the greedy, lying sacks of money grubbing sh*ts that they all are!

A best friend in high school went on to become a lawyer, and local D.A. Completely changed him...except for the pot he smoked as he was putting people away for smoking pot. Lying, cheating, arrogant SOB. It was really sad to see the way that culture washed him down and remade him.