Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

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Articles in Summer 2003 issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

• Show me the . . . ethics?: The implications of the Model Rules of ethics on attorneys in the sports industry
  by Barner, Tamara L
• revision to ABA Rule 1.6 and the conflicting duties of the lawyer to both the client and society, The
  by Casey, Patrick T; Dennison, Richard S
• A current look at Model Rule 8.3: How is it used and what are courts doing about it?
  by Ott, Nikki A; Newton, Heather F
• Has the exception outgrown the privilege?: Exploring the application of the crime-fraud exception to the attorney-client privilege
  by Daily, Auburn K; Thornquist, S Britta
• Lawyers, ethics, and fees: Getting paid under Model Rule 1.5
  by Parekh, Ankur; Pelkofer, Jay R
• Who's in charge here? The Ethics 2000 approach to resolving lawyer-client conflicts
  by Barker, Jonathan; Cosentino, Matthew
• Conflict of interest?: The absolute ban on lawyer-client sexual relationships is not absolutely necessary
  by Bower, Phillip R; Stern, Tanya E
• erosion of privacy after September 11: A call to arms for the protection of the attorney-client relationship in the face of a national crisis, The
  by Kerber, Marianne; Thomas, Alexis M
• Limiting extrajudicial speech in high-profile cases: The duty of the prosecutor and defense attorney in their pre-trial communications with the media
  by Hooker, Mawiyah; Lange, Elizabeth
• precarious balance of judicial candidate speech and judicial ethics: The Announce Clause in the aftermath of Republican Party of Minnesota v. White, The
  by Gordon, Megan Sloane; Wetzel, Matthew Edward
• Limited legal services and conflicts of interest: Unbundling in the public interest
  by Brill, Rachel; Sparko, Rochelle
• potential effects of SEC regulation of attorney conduct under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, The
  by Kim, Chi Soo; Laffitte, Elizabeth
• Task Force on Corporate Responsibility: Should the American Bar Association adopt new ethics rules?
  by Kroetsch, Nicole; Petrich, Samantha
• Reporting requirements for lawyers under Sarbanes-Oxley: Has Congress really changed anything?
  by Robertson, Darlene M; Tortora, Anthony A
• They answer to a higher standard: The ethical obligations of Church attorneys in sexual abuse cases
  by Hettich, Daniel John; Dinger, Erica Lee
• Redefining privacy and security in the electronic communication age: A lawyer's ethical duty in the virtual world of the Internet
  by Hopkins, R Scot; Reynolds, Pamela R
• A plaintiff's lawyer's dilemma: The ethics of entering a confidential settlement
  by Waldbeser, Heather; DeGrave, Heather
• Representing a client with diminished capacity: Where the law stands and where it needs to go
  by Gallagher, James D; Kearney, Cara M
• Secrecy clauses in sexual molestation settlements: Should courts agree to seal documents in cases involving the Catholic Church?
  by Seferian, Avedis H; Wakley, James T