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Articles in Summer 2005 issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

• Sarbanes-Oxley Act and In-House Legal Counsel: Suggestions for Viable Compliance, The
  by Noorishad, Kaveh
• Advocacy or Counsel: The Continuing Dual Role of Written Infringement Opinion Letters and the Failure of Knorr-Bremse to Confine the Role of Patent Attorneys Issuing Written Infringement Opinion Letters
  by Shipsides, Geoffrey
• North Carolina's Public Financing of Judicial Campaigns: A Preliminary Analysis
  by Bend, Doug
• Florida's Bar Exam: Ensuring Racial Disparity, Not Competence
  by Gregory, Rachel L
• Working with What We've Got: Toward a Modern Approach to Ethical Screens
  by Hungerford, Jason T
• Bush v. Gore, Vanity Fair, and a Supreme Court Law Clerk's Duty of Confidentiality
  by Lane, David
• Dangers of Unregulated Counsel in the WTO, The
  by McCalley, Priscila
• Equalizing the Right to Counsel
  by Kunkel, Rebecca
• Revised Model Rule 1.6: What Effect Will the New Rule Have on Practicing Attorneys?
  by Lew, David
• Trumping the Race Card: Permitting Criminal Defendants to Remain Anonymous and Absent from Trial to Eliminate Racial Jury Bias
• We Should Have Gone to Med School: In the Wake of Lynne Stewart, Lawyers Face Hard Time for Defending Terrorists
  by Clare, Alissa
• Recent Developments in the Area of Criminal Malpractice
  by Hickman, Johanna M
• Prosecutorial Discretion: What's Politics Got To Do with It?
  by George, Sandra Caron
• New Class Action Rule: Procedural Reforms in an Ethical Vacuum, The
  by Manesh, Mohsen
• Deterrence, Integrity, and the Public Good: The Disgorgement and Restitution of Third Party Fees as a Condition of Reinstatement in In re Hager
  by Bender, Natalie L
• Selective Enforcement of the Immigration Laws: Is There Any Possible External Constraint on the Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion?
  by Caretto, Matt
• Continuing Lack of Independence of Chinese Lawyers, The
  by Young, Al
• Attorney's Query: May a Lawyer Ethically Post a Bond or Serve as a Surety on Behalf of a Client?, The
  by Markowitz, Deborah
• Conflating Organizational Policy with an Ethical Mandate: NACDL's Stance on the Guantanamo Military Commissions
  by McDavit, Jonas R
• A Quagmire of Internet Ethics Law and the ABA Guidelines for Legal Website Providers
  by Nicholls, Margaret Hensler
• Ethics of Attorney Advertising: The Effects of Different State Regulatory Regimes, The
  by Olson, Emily
• Let's Be Honest: A Critical Analysis of Florida Bar v. Wohl and the Generally Inconsistent Approach Toward Witness Inducement Agreements in Civil and Criminal Cases
  by Swanson, Joseph
• Foreword
  by Geyerman, Grant
• A New Way to Avoid the Courtroom: The Ethical Implications Surrounding Collaborative Law
  by Isaacs, Joshua
• Black, White, and Grey: The American Jury Project and Representative Juries
  by Campbell, Mary Catherine
• Helter Shelter: Protecting Taxpayers' Identities in Tax-Shelter Cases
  by Ford, Brian R
• Reexamining Financial Disclosure Procedures for the Federal Judiciary
  by Goldstein, Sarah
• Plugging the Leaks: Applying the Model Rules to Leaks Made by Government Lawyers
  by Hammond, Kristina
• Need for Uniformity: Fifty Separate Voices Lead to Disunion in Attorney Internet Advertising, The
  by Monroe, Nia Marie
• In Pursuit of Settlement: Deciphering Judicial Activism
  by Barnao, Jaclyn
• Striking Similarities Between the Business Judgment Doctrine and the Strickland Test, The
  by Connelly, Elizabeth
• D.C. Bar Opinion 320: How a Defense Attorney Can Advocate for Her Client Without Encouraging Jury Nullification
  by Ullman, Carrie
• Eliot Spitzer: A Crusader Against Corporate Malfeasance or a Politically Ambitious Spotlight Hound? A Case Study of Eliot Spitzer and Marsh & McLennan
  by Walha, Kulbir; Filusch, Edward E