Ethics

I've been meaning to write this case since it came out, because it's so interesting: In re Curry, 880 N.E.2d 388 (Mass. 2008). It's impossible to summarize, but essentially a lawyer thought a judge was biased and so set out to prove it and did so by, among other things, by trying to get the judge's former law clerk to make statements about the judge by conducting sham interviews with him. It's quite an interesting read, if a bit sad