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In terms of what can be named "Juridical Culture", the representation of the legal professions gains a central contour. The intention of this article is precisely to work with the context of the formation of legal culture as a formulation of bourgeois Eurocentric thinking, aimed at perpetuating the capitalist discourse at the center of Latin American axiological dissemination. To do so, we use a figurative resource to explain the argument, that is, a vision of the context of advocacy that is demonstrated by what is called "Al Pacino Syndrome", constructing an allegory for this writing.

You're out of order! Legal culture and contemporary sophists?