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: Legal Ethics Forum

Legal ethics round-up (August 1, 2010)

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  • At Huffington Post, Human Rights First notes the 8th anniversary of the principal "torture memo."
  • Michigan will require lawyers to use the phrase "advertising material" when they publish advertising material.
  • The Ninth Circuit, in Hebbe v. Pliler, rules that a prisoner who was denied access to the law library and who was forced to choose between exercise and library time stated a claim for relief.
  • From ALM: A Florida lawyer's tirade during deposition leads to suspension and more.  (Does anyone know where we can find the videotape?  The ALM article suggests that the court wants students to see the clip as a cautionary tale.  In my PR class, I often use this clip involving Joe Jamail.)
  • From Legal Profession Blog, a post about an Oregon case where a lawyer acted adversely to a deceased client's estate.

Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on August 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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