Office hours. Professional responsibility / Renee Knake Jefferson.
2020
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Title
Office hours. Professional responsibility / Renee Knake Jefferson.
Variant Title
Index screen title: Office hours on professional responsibility
Imprint
St. Paul, MN : West Academic Publishing, [2020]
Distributed
[St. Paul, Minnesota] : West Academic Publishing, [2020]
Description
1 sound file (approximately 1 hour) : digital.
Series
Office hours.
Study aids (West Academic Publishing)
Study aids (West Academic Publishing)
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction (0:31)
What constitutes unauthorized practice of law? Why isn't it defined by the American Bar Association Model Rules? (4:15)
Why isn't it automatically ineffective assistance of counsel if a lawyer violates the duty of competence? (6:09)
Are the duty of confidentiality and attorney-client privilege the same thing? (6:40)
Is a lawyer allowed to represent a party and also serve as a witness in the same trial? (4:32)
Why is a lawyer required to let a criminal defendant testify if the lawyer believes the testimony will be false? (5:39)
Why can a client hire a lawyer on a contingency fee basis in a personal injury case, but not a criminal matter or a divorce? (5:46)
Why are judges allowed to rule on their own disqualification motions? (6:28)
What should a prosecutor do if she recieves evidence after a conviction that the convicted defendant is innocent? (4:50)
What should a lawyer do if she learns that a client lied during trial testimony and the client refuses to tell the judge? (6:10)
Is a junior lawyer protected if a senior lawyer directs her to engage in behavior that seems unethical? (4:24).
What constitutes unauthorized practice of law? Why isn't it defined by the American Bar Association Model Rules? (4:15)
Why isn't it automatically ineffective assistance of counsel if a lawyer violates the duty of competence? (6:09)
Are the duty of confidentiality and attorney-client privilege the same thing? (6:40)
Is a lawyer allowed to represent a party and also serve as a witness in the same trial? (4:32)
Why is a lawyer required to let a criminal defendant testify if the lawyer believes the testimony will be false? (5:39)
Why can a client hire a lawyer on a contingency fee basis in a personal injury case, but not a criminal matter or a divorce? (5:46)
Why are judges allowed to rule on their own disqualification motions? (6:28)
What should a prosecutor do if she recieves evidence after a conviction that the convicted defendant is innocent? (4:50)
What should a lawyer do if she learns that a client lied during trial testimony and the client refuses to tell the judge? (6:10)
Is a junior lawyer protected if a senior lawyer directs her to engage in behavior that seems unethical? (4:24).
Note
Includes links to lecture transcripts.
Source of Description
Description based on publisher's description page, viewed September 23, 2020.
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West Academic Publishers
Language
English
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