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Articles in Summer 2007 issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

• When Doing Justice Isn't Enough: Reinventing the Guidelines for Prosecutorial Discretion
  by Crase, Brandon K
• Legal Duties That Qui Tam Relators and Their Counsel Owe to the Government
  by Gold, Jonathan H
• Reality of Courtroom Television Shows: Should the Model Code of Judicial Conduct Apply to T.V. Judges?, The
  by Lane, Erika
• Uncertainties in the Scope of Waiver in an Advice-of-Counsel Defense and Ethical Issues for Attorneys Serving as Both Opinion and Trial Counsel
  by Wang, Kun
• Certifying the Validity and Integrity of Reports on Clinical Studies Submitted to the FDA: A New Role For a New Breed of Lawyers
  by D'Avignon-Aubut, Christian
• Lawyers at the Keyboard: Is Blogging Advertising and if So, How Should It be Regulated?
  by Hale, Sarah
• Improving Public Health: Balancing Ethics, Culture, and Technology
  by Mauler, Valerie
• Stop, That's My Attorney!: Successive Representation and Prior Consultation
  by Brown, Kevin
• Ethics of Legal Commentary: A Reconsideration of the Need for an Ethical Code in Light of the Duke Lacrosse Matter, The
  by Fleisch, Sarah K
• Prosecuting Stock-Option Backdating: The Ethics of Enforcement Techniques
  by Jayaratnam, Ashwini
• American Bar Association's Response to Unauthorized Practice Problems Following Hurricane Katrina: Optimal or Merely Adequate?
  by Shapiro, Sheryl B
• Enforceability of Restrictive Covenants: Are In-House Counsel to be Exempt from Non-Competes?
• A Lawyer's Ethical Obligation to Refuse New Cases or to Withdraw from Existing Ones when Faced with Excessive Caseloads that Prevent Him from Providing Competent and Diligent Representation to Indigent Defendants
  by Hafkin, Jessica
• Thompson and McNulty Memoranda: Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege and Corporate Counsel's Role in Health Care Fraud Investigations, The
  by Lin, Grace
• A Comparative Look at Comparative Attorney Advertising: Why Efforts to Prohibit Evaluative Rankings Spark Debate from Buffalo to Buenos Aires
  by Yavinsky, William W
• Should Permanent Disbarment be Permanent?
  by Finkelstein, Brian
• Academic Misconduct and Bar Admissions: A Proposal for a Revised Standard
  by Jacobson, Caroline P
• Need to Know: Law Firm Internal Investigations and the Intra-Firm Dissemination of Privileged Communications, The
  by Quigley, Brendan F
• Court Order Violations, Witness Coaching, and Obstructing Access to Witnesses: An Examination of the Unethical Attorney Conduct that Nearly Derailed the Moussaoui Trial
  by Carter, Felicia
• E-Ethics: The Ethical Dimension of the Electronic Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
  by Gallagher, Joseph
• Googling for Help: Lawyer Referral Services and the Internet
  by Kharkar, Geeta
• Who's Guarding the Henhouse?: Conflicts of Interest and the FDA Advisory Committee Regime
  by Steineker, Whitt
• Regulating the Regulators: The Need for More Guidelines on Prosecutorial Conduct in Corporate Investigations
  by Dexter, Inna
• Privilege? What Privilege? Culture of Waiver in the Corporate World
  by Henry, Oren M
• Regulating Legal Advertising on the Internet: Blogs, Google & Super Lawyers
  by Mullin, Connor
• FOREWORD
  by Swinton, Nathan
• An Important Piece of the Bundle: How Limited Appearances Can Provide an Ethically Sound Way to Increase Access to Justice for Pro Se Litigants
  by Farley, Alicia M
• Enforcing Unauthorized Practice of Law Prohibitions: The Emergence of the Private Cause of Action and its Impact on Effective Enforcement
  by Hoppock, Susan D
• Cost of Attorney-Client Confidentiality in Post 9/11 America, The
  by Popp, Jason
• Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(5)(B) and the Ethics of Inadvertent Disclosure
  by DiLernia, Michael J
• Free Speech and Rule 3.6: How the Object of Attorney Speech Affects the Right to Make Public Criticism
  by Hinkie, Jessica A
• Ethical Conflicts Facing In-House Counsel: Dealing with Recent Trends and an Opportunity for Positive Change
  by Nishizawa, Jan C
• Meeting the Demands of the Indigent Population: The Choice Between Mandatory and Voluntary Pro Bono Requirements
  by Boyle, Leslie
• Refusing to Settle for an Unsettled Law: The Controversy Surrounding the Military Commissions Act and the Ethical Implications of Compliance
  by Egan, Melissa J
• Martha Stewart's Insider Trading Case: A Practical Application of Rule 2.1
  by Hoffman, Drew
• Penal Reform and the Necessity for Therapeutic Jurisprudence
  by Parker, Latanae
• A Change of Heart for the DOJ: Policy Run Amok or Greater Respect for Ethical Norms?
  by Brody, Katherine R; Tatarowicz, Chris