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: Legal Ethics Foruma few items (July 17, 2010)
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Legal Profession Blog reports that Mercer' Walter George School of Law has launched a legal ethics moot court competition. As you may know, on the mock trial side, McGeorge has an ethics competition. . . . . . . Huge news in Michigan, where their supreme court reversed itself and shut down a class action challenging the inadequacy of their criminal defender system. (h/t: The Law of Criminal Defense) . . . . . Main Justice reports that according to recently released testimony from Jay Bybee, some of the CIA interrogation techniques exceeded what the OLC memos had suggested was lawful. . . . . .
Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on July 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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