Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

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Articles in Fall 2000 issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

• Telling stories about cases and clients: The ethics of narrative
  by Miller, Binny
• Six years after Florida Bar v. Went For It, Inc.: The continual erosion of First Amendment rights
  by Phillips, John
• Appearance of impropriety: Deciding when a judge's impartiality "might reasonably be questioned"
  by Abramson, Leslie W
• Coming to praise, not to bury, the new ABA standards of practice for lawyers who represent children in abuse and neglect cases
  by Katner, David R
• Expert witnesses at trial: Where are the ethics?
  by Murphy, Justin P
• Non-traditional class action financing and traditional roles of ethics: Time for a compromise
  by Northway, Sarah
• ABA model rule 7.6: The ABA pleases the SEC, but does not solve pay to play
  by Buescher, Brian C
• Good lawyering and bad role models: The role of respondent's counsel in a civil commitment hearing
  by Cook, Joshua
• ADA is narrowing mental health inquiries on bar applications: Looking to the medical profession to decide where to go from here, The
  by Alikhan, Mariam