The Legal Intelligencer
...As part of its 170th anniversary, The Legal for the first time awarded some of Pennsylvania's most influential...
...The U.S. Department of Justice's legal ethics division will look at whether a former U.S. attorney violated...
...34;A Conversation on Law, Ethics and Lessons of Life,"...the 2013 Honor Roll of Legal Organizations Welcoming Women Professionals by...
...or she must be very careful about not commenting or deciding specific legal issues that might come before the candidate. • Campaign speech...
...study the use of the PC process and to develop guidelines regarding ethics, training and practice by practitioners using the process. As mentioned above, those...
...G. Wilkinson Jr. established the task force last year. Meanwhile, the Judicial Ethics Ad Hoc Committee, chaired by Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Anne E. Lazarus...
...to be property under the law. That means that they remain the legal property of their owners unless and until the owners voluntarily relinquish their...
...penalty phase. Further, a lawyer cannot let a client, in essence, commit legal suicide. Society cannot allow someone to be given the death penalty without...
...under the bill was written by the state House of Representatives Republican legal counsel, according to Autumn Southard, an aide to state Representative Ron Marsico...
...subject-matter jurisdiction for what amounted to a state-law claim for legal malpractice, Steinberg argued that her claim arose under the Code of Federal...
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