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Legal Ethics Items (September 28, 2010)

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  • US v. Mayweather: The Ninth Circuit affirms the conviction and the trial court's decision not to permit defendant to back out of a plea.  The key issue was whether defense counsel informed the client of the possibility of a motion to suppress before the client made his decision.
  • On October 28th, Stanford's Center on the Legal Profession will be a talk by Joan Williams, "Re-shaping the Work-Family Debate: Why Men and Class Matter."
  • Reason.com looks at the recent USA Today series on the poor performance of many federal proseuctors.
  • In Gambia, prosecutors now undergo continuous training.
  • In Tennessee, the Knox County law director faces discipline for taking money that was owed to his firm.
  • Florida Bar Hearing Blog: "The Disciplinary Actions for Substance-Abusing Attorneys Vary Widely"
  • TheLawyer.com looks at gender disparities in the top UK law firms and doesn't like what it sees.

Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on September 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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