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NEW RULE CREATES DUTY OF LAWYERS TO REPORT ETHICAL VIOLATIONS OF THE CODE OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.

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  By Stan Billingsley, LawReader Senior Editor ? June 20, 2009   One of the important new ethic rules applying to the legal profession, which became effective on June 15, 2009, makes an important change in the duty to report ethical violations to the KBA Inquiry Commission.   Until this new provision of the Code of Professional Responsibility became effective [...]

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