Legal Ethics with Professor Milles

Rule 5.5: Unauthorized Practice of Law; Multijurisdictional Practice of Law Rules 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3: advertising and solicitation Non-lawyer ownership of law firms

Chapter 12: Lawyers’ Duties to Adversaries and Third Persons, pp. 736-764. Problem 12-5: The Prosecutor’s Masquerade, pp. 746-747.

April 14, 2021: Chapter 12: Lawyers’ Duties to Adversaries and Third Persons, pp. 703-736. Rules 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4

Rule 3.3: Candor toward the Tribunal (duty to disclose adverse legal authority) Rule 3.5: Impartiality and Decorum of the Tribunal (improper influences on judges and jurors) Rule 3.6: Trial Publicity Rule 3.7: Lawyer as Witness Problem 11-9: A Letter to the Editor, pp. 689-690.

Chapter 11: Lawyers’ Duties to Courts, pp. 639-675, especially pp. 639-644, 646-671. Problem 11-7: Child Pornography, p. 662.

Chapter 11: Lawyers’ Duties to Courts, pp. 613-638 NYSBA Ethics Opinion 1214 (Frivolous argument; withdrawal) Problem 11-2: Flight from Sudan, Scene 1, pp. 631-633, and Problem 11-3: Flight from Sudan, Scene 2, pp. 637-638.

Chapter 10: Conflicts Issues for Government Lawyers and Judges, pp. 567-612,  especially pp. 567-583, 596-609. Problem 10-1: The District Attorney, p. 581

Chapter 9: Conflicts Between Lawyers and Clients: Prohibited Fee Arrangements 2020 Amendments to Rule 1.8(e) Problem 9-3: An Impoverished Client, p. 535.

Chapter 9: Conflicts Between Lawyers and Clients: Unreasonable Fees, pp. 489-526. Problem 9-1: An Unreasonable Fee, p. 503

Chapter 8: Current Client Conflicts in Particular Practice Settings, pp. 454-489. Representing criminal defendants; Sixth Amendment Representing insurance companies Problem 8-7: Representing the McCarthys, pp. 472-474.