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Legal Ethics bits and pieces (September 3, 2010)

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  • According to this story from Courthouse News, Navy lawyers may now disclose client conditions that may lead the client to harm himself or herself, thus aligning the Navy JAG rules with Model Rule 1.14.  Unfortunately, I can't seem to find the source documents to verify the change.
  • From Huffington Post: Sean Segan comments on Kim Wright's book, Lawyer as Peacemakers, which looks at new, less adversarial modes of lawyering.  We've covered a lot of those innovations here, including therapeutic justice, collaborative lawyering, and holistic lawyering.  All of them could be interpreted as altering the traditional norms of adversarial lawyering.  Yet, at the same time, the notion of lawyer as peacemaker is at least as old as Abraham Lincoln.
  • Feminist Legal Theory looks at women pioneers in the law.
  • From The National Post: our own Alice Woolley, on the problems with judges and kinky sex.  Disclaimer: the authors don't always choose the title, and it is a serious topic.

Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on September 03, 2010 (boomark / email).

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