Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

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Articles in Summer 2001 issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

• Prosecutorial misconduct
  by McFaden, Casey P
• Depression as a mitigating factor in lawyer discipline
  by Goren, Todd
• ermine and woolsack: Disciplinary proceedings involving judges, attorney-magistrates, and other judicial figures, The
  by Cleveland, David
• duty to supervise and vicarious liability: Why law firms, supervising attorneys and associates might want to take a closer look at model rules 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3, The
  by Reiland, Rachel
• Frivolous filings and vexatious litigation
  by Schiller, Erin
• Conflicts of interest: Attorneys representing parties with adverse interests in the same commercial transaction
  by Eiger, Ze-ev
• An examination of the uniformity (or lack thereof) of attorney sanctions
  by Fabian, John D
• Going for the gold: Equity stakes in corporate clients
  by Brandenburg, Jodi
• Judicial misconduct
  by Brauer, Alex
• Navigating a sea of uncertainty: How existing ethical guidelines pertain to the marketing of legal services over the Internet
  by Haywood, Amy
• Adapting the unauthorized practice of law provision to modern legal practice
  by James, LaTanya
• "no-contact" rule: Helping or hurting criminal defandants in plea negotiations?, The
  by DeVaney, Brenna K
• Second chances: The procedure, principles, and problems with reinstatement of attorneys after disbarment
  by Lacey, Kimberly A
• Conversion and the diemma of disciplinary sanctions
  by Boyd, Heather
• Gunderson effect of billable mania: Trends in overbilling and the effect of new wages, The
  by Gharakhanian, Andre
• unauthorized practice of law: The Internet, alternative dispute resolution and multidisciplinary practices, The
  by Glass, Garret
• prohibtion of communication with adverse parties in civil negotiations: Protecting clients or preventing solutions?, The
  by Zhoghby, Marguerite
• To the best of one's ability: A guide to effective lawyering
  by Craven, Michelle