Legal Ethics
The Cost of Avoidance: Pluralism, Neutrality, and the Foundations of Modern Legal Ethics
... established legal channels to effectuate ...leading legal ethics reformers— in an address originally given to the Tennessee Bar Association on June 17, 1965, intro- duced into the record by Strom ...
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Integrity in legal practice: a report fom the Third International Legal Ethics Conference, Gold Coast, Australia
... one legal outcome, that the rule of law gains its normative and ethical ...client’s legal entitlement) and ‘fidelity to ...of legal ethics is then to examine individual instances of lawyers ...
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Why teach legal ethics on undergraduate law degrees?
... Many students study law without intending to enter the legal profession. Many more who do intend to enter the profession will never do so because of the intense competition. The professional courses (in the UK, ...
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Legal Ethics is (Just) Normal
... important legal dilemmas: (i) the supposed obligation to perform pro bono work, (ii) the first cab off the rank principle - and the associated issue of acting for clients who undertake unsavoury, though lawful, ...
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Legal Ethics for the Real World: A Model for Engaging First Year Law Students
... The habitus of the site could also reflect the evolving and non-static nature of ethical issues by regularly transforming its visual appearance and content. Regular updates on law reform, human rights and major political ...
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Federalizing Legal Ethics, Nationalizing Law Practice, and the Future of the American Legal Profession in a Global Age
... federalizing, legal ethics is not warranted by changing practice realities and that, worse, federalizing the rules of legal ethics without more will leave some of the most troubling aspects of ...
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Legal Ethics and Fair Debt Collection Litigation
... agreement that prohibits him from revealing information relating to the representation of his client, the lawyer may not participate or comply with a settlement. agreement that would p[r] ...
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Legal Ethics’ Next Frontier: Lawyers and Cybersecurity
... the legal profession to effectively regulate itself may result, and in fact has resulted, in increased federal and state legislation undermining the profession’s privilege of self- ...
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Grounding legal ethics learning in social scientific studies of lawyers at work
... We suggest that students must be provided with opportunities to learn that lawyers' work inevitably involves discretion and choice; that students must be encouraged to develop a thorough[r] ...
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Legal Ethics of the Trial Lawyer--How They Serve the Client
... If known for his ethical standards and high standards of probity, his summary of existing law (or the weight of authority) will often be accepted both by the court[r] ...
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THE POLITICS OF LEGAL ETHICS: CASE STUDY OF A RULE CHANGE
... 99. See E-mail from James M. McCormack to Author as a Texas State Bar member (Jan. 13, 2011) (on file with Author) (titled ―State Bar‘s Former General Counsel to Vote ‗No‘ on Referendum‖); see also, e.g., E-mail from ...
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Aspects of Professional Responsibility Legal Ethics in the Practise of Criminal Law
... 17.1.2 informed by a client that an affidavit, of the client, filed by the practitioner, is false in a material particular; and the client will not make the relevant information avail[r] ...
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The Virtures and Limits of Codes in Legal Ethics
... Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy Volume 1.. Issue 4 Symposium on Education Article 2.[r] ...
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Legal Ethics in International Criminal Defense
... Professional regulation of defense advocacy at the international courts should take account of these special features and goals of the international criminal justice [r] ...
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Baring All: Legal Ethics and Confidentiality of Electronically Stored Information in the Cloud
... These formal ethics opinions should define cloud computing and outline the benefits as well as the risks associated with using the cloud. Much like the oth- er existing opinions, the standard should be reasonable ...
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Professional legal ethics in Australia
... importance lies in criminal defence, where public understanding of the defendant’s rights to due process of law may be weak, and defence lawyers are often subject to moral opprobrium for representing the ‘obviously ...
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Inside an in-House Legal Ethics Practice
... We have also begun publishing a quarterly newsletter on professional ethics and attorney-client privilege developments affecting our principal practice locations. The n[r] ...
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Place, information technology and legal ethics
... be a distraction to lawyers who may find their case emails next to personal emails or spam. Emails can also interrupt the workflow, and due to the sheer volume of emails, important information can get lost in the inbox. ...
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Zacharias's Prophecy: The Federalization of Legal Ethics Through Legislative, Court, and Agency Regulation
... A growing body of statutory and procedural provisions also shapes the attorney-client relationship in targeted areas. Congress has limited the use of legal services money, prohibiting class actions, attorneys’ ...
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The Virtures and Limits of Codes in Legal Ethics
... Notwithstanding the preceding arguments, there are limits to what can be achieved by a code of professional ethics due to the nature of language, the wide range of[r] ...
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