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From On the Docket is this interesting post about a North Carolina decision about the spirit or rule 4.3, and how some attorneys used a too-clever-by-half ploy to take out an opposing expert.        . . . . .       From the Merc News, A San Jose criminal defense lawyer will face trial this week for alleged money laundering.       . . . . .       From Indiana Law Blog, an ex-con challenges Indiana's requirement of a law degree before taking the bar exam. I don't imagine he has any chance.       . . . . .       Bay Area lawyers who speak Vietnamese traveled to the Gulf to help Vietnamese-speaking fishermen navigate the process of getting lawyers and asserting legal rights.  (h/t: San Jose Mercury News)       . . . . .       In the wake of the BP oil spill, Florida gets lawyered up with some aggressive lawyers.      . . . . .       David Cameron Carr, a lawyer for respondents in discipline matters, offers this reflection on what endures in the practice of law.       . . . . .         The Supreme Court of South Carolina amends the rules.       . . . . .        

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