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Calif. bar proposes posting misconduct charges online

By Jason Siegel

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Getting the details on attorneys accused of misconduct may become much easier if a controversial proposal by the State Bar of California wins approval.

The California bar association is considering a plan to post charges of misconduct against attorneys ? prior to an adjudication ? on its Web site in order to give the public easier access to the information.

While the bar association asserts that it is simply making information already available to the public easier to obtain, opponents argue that posting misconduct charges before a court decision will have a prejudicial impact on attorneys.

Read the full story by The National Law Journal

Also: "Misconduct charges may be posted online," California Bar Journal

Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on June 05, 2008 (boomark / email).

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