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As part of their criminal sentencing, lawyers were ordered to spread the word about the dangers of committing fraud on the IRS.    . . . .    The former Attorney General of Kansas, Phil Kline is being investigated by the bar for his possibly overzealous investigation of a late-term abortion clinic.    . . . .    The Ethical Quandary follows the issue of sending privileged emails from work computers.    . . . .    Brian Benko and Corrine Morrissey ask "Is It Ethical to Be a Super Lawyer?"    . . . .    David Sugarman looks back at the Lawyers and the Courts, the classic book about the modern English legal system, by Robert Stevens and Brian Abel-Smith.    . . . .    Lawyers in the Philippines may take to the streets to protest the prospect of what they see as a procedurally improper appointment to the Supreme Court.    . . . .     Advice to junior lawyers about taking ownership of their work product.    . . . .    Allen & Overy unveils a plan for flexible working hours, to encourage retention of women lawyers at the firm.    . . . .    Ms JD posts a weekly round-up.    . . . .    James Sokolove won the right to open an office in Rhode Island.    The Securities Docket site explains that the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act would permit the SEC, but not private parties, to bring more "aiding and abetting" claims.

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