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Legal Ethics Items (October 25, 2010)

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  • Professional Responsibility blog (Prof. Alberto Bernabe): Tennessee's adoption of new rules does not include the rule banning sexual relationships withe clients or the rule permitting screening of laterals from private practice jobs.
  • Legal Professions Blog ran this link to the AALS Fall 2010 Newsletter, with lots of developments, conferences, and scholarship.
  • Supreme Court of Ohio: Disciplinary Counsel v. Detweiler, in which a public reprimand is given to a divorce lawyer who had sexual relations with his client.
  • Kentucky Bar Association v. Grider: lawyer suspended for a year for practicing while suspended for thirty days.
  • Jim Neal, a lead prosecutor in Watergate and prosecutor of Jimmy Hoffa, passed away.  
  • WSJ: The judges presiding over the trial of Dutch politician Geert Wilders have been removed from the case.  Wilders is being tried because of his public criticism of Islam.
  • Japan: Another op-ed asserting that prosecutors lack ethics.

 


Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on October 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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