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Legal Ethics Items (September 9, 2010)

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  • South Carolina Criminal Defense Blog: Non-lawyers may no longer act as prosecutors on behalf of businesses in misdemeanor (magistrate) court.  Hey, I had no idea that lawyers could do that.
  • Mazzochi v. Goldstein Law Office: in this Minnesota case, the plaintiff's legal mal case was tossed for want of a proper expert affidavit showing merit.
  • Allegations are being made about ethics improprieties by the judge and prosecutor in the conviction of Sholom Rubashkin.
  • Heishman v. Ayers: the Ninth Circuit affirms denial of a habeas claim, finding, among other things, that the judge has discretion to reject Strickland experts.
  • ABA Journal: An administrative law judge cleared an in-house general counsel of charges that he failed to supervise a problematic broker.  (Opinion here)
  • Jack Goldsmith, at Lawfare, on the use of law as a weapon of war.
  • The dean of the Louisiana College of Law - Shreveport says that the new school being planned will be "a great asset for northwest Louisiana."

Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on September 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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