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: Stark County Law Library Blawg

"Withdrawing Quietly from Criminal Defense May Be Tough, but Necessary"

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In the news: "What are the rules of the road when a lawyer resigns, or is forced to withdraw, from representing a client in a criminal case? The best method may be to do it quietly, says attorney Joel Cohen, who practices white-collar criminal defense law and also teaches professional responsibility classes. Still, it may be very painful to button up when you're no longer in the case and the client directly or inferentially bad-mouths you -- even if the case isn't generally in the public domain."

 

Topics discussed include: PUBLICITY CASES, BLAGOJEVICH'S ATTORNEY, DUTY OF CIRCUMSPECTION, ABNER LOUIMA and NON-PUBLIC CASES

 

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Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on May 01, 2009 (boomark / email).

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