Ethics and professionalism are imperative element and also implied in each and every profession. It should be taught in schools as a common subject.

No single profession be separated out to teach ethics, otherwise it sends a contrary signal into society.

To abide by the ethics of the profession should be the principle concern of education. We do have a paper on professional ethics while studying LLB as well. I feel it is necessary too.

Ethics cannot be taught, they come from within a human being, they are an integral part of our being.  They are moulded by the society within we live.  Today our society is solely responsible for the lack of ethics.  Two professions that should be most respected are the least respected today and lawyers and doctors are themselves to blame.  The lack of professionalism in these is mind boglling. 

It's very necesary and agreed with the above postings. It is very important especially for the fresh entrants in the profession in the Bench and the Bar.

Every profession is mirror of sociecy . So eithics do not and can not exist in isolation.

Yes but it is most disheartening to see it with doctors & lawyers.  Unethical doctor & lawyer is no different from a man who is seen removing ornaments from dead bodies at a site of tragedy.  The only difference is this man removes it from a dead body and a unethical doctor/ lawyer from a dead spirit.

MEDICAL ETHICS A COMMON TERMINOLOGY ON MEDICAL SCIENCE.

DOCTORS TAKE OATH BEFORE GETTING LICENSE.

lawyers also go through some ethics.

ethics treated as a part of philosophy, but it is so importent in regulating the society that it should be statused as a seperate subject.

Normally law follows ethical practice. as a matter of fact, laws are enacted to give formal recognition to ethics, which can then be enforced. 

The thread is all about the question whether ethics should be included in LLB curriculum. They have included the subject. It is up to the professional to abide by the ethics or not later on.