If you commit an ethical violation, is your supervising lawyer going to be sanctioned by the bar or state Supreme Court? Why or why not? Is this, in your opinion, a good outcome?
What will be an ideal response?
It is entirely possible that your supervising attorney will be sanctioned. It is the attorney’s job to always supervise staff fully. When a paralegal or other staff member commits a violation, it often is for lack of supervision by the attorney.
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A. ?Simple robbery B. ?Aggravated robbery C. ?Blade robbery D. ?Violent robbery
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Trial preparation requires:
A. Preparing clients B. Preparing witnesses C. Preparing exhibits D. Jury investigation E. All of the above
According to the principles of medical ethics, except in emergencies, a physician may choose all of the following except.