Was Saul a Good Man?

Saul Goodman ended up serving 86 years of prison time for money laundering, theft, obstruction of justice, lawyer misconduct, breaking and entering, accessory to murder, and several other things. The infamous ‘criminal’ lawyer had caused numerous lives lost and other forms of damages throughout the entirety of his career. Formerly known as James McGill or Jimmy, his descent and transformation into Saul Goodman was presented clearly in the series Better Call Saul. Jimmy began his propensity toward crime at a young age, having suspected to steal from his parents’ cash register, and running scams around the neighborhood. However, Jimmy was also capable of altruism and genuine empathy. He looked out for his loved ones and craved their approval. He could also be self-reflective and deeply caring. What was the nature of Jimmy’s morality? Was he a good man?