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Legal Ethics Forum

This blog is written by law professors from around the United States and focuses on legal ethics, the legal profession, and legal education.

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  1. More on teaching normative method

    http://legalethicsforum.typepad.com/blog/2008/06/more-on-teachin.html

    I enjoyed David's (helpfully) provocative post on teaching normative method, though I disagree with it on several levels. I'm not a philosopher, nor do I play one in the classroom, so I'll leave the nuances of the expressivism debate to others. …

    7 days ago
  2. What's Law School About?

    http://legalethicsforum.typepad.com/blog/2008/06/whats-law-schoo.html

    Warning: This isn't very coherent. I've been teaching full time for 5 years, and previously taught as an adjunct probably for a total of five years, at schools ranging from the the top -- U Texas to the middle, U Houston and Mercer -- and each time I've wondered what it is that I'm supposed to be doing. …

    7 days ago
  3. The Importance of an Objective Appearances Standard for Judicial Recusal

    http://legalethicsforum.typepad.com/blog/2008/06/the-importance.html

    The facts of the Hood case (Texas death penalty), which has been discussed earlier, illustrates the importance of an objective and broadly-phrased appearances standard for judicial recusal. It is not unlikely that the judge in that case would be satisfied that she had been able to preside over Mr. …

    7 days ago
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    An excellent idea: a law school class on investigating facts

    http://forctlawyers.com/?p=124

     UCI to offer course on fact investigation

    1 day ago in For Connecticut Lawyers · No authority yet
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    Law School Almanac

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    Human dignity and the lawyer's role

    http://mirrorofjustice.blogs.com/mirrorofjustice/2008/06/hum...

    discussion

    7 days ago in Mirror of Justice · Authority: 40
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    How will Edwards affect competency evaluations?

    http://forensicpsychologist.blogspot.com/2008/06/edwards-rul...

    . An essay by her at the Concurring Opinions blog is here. The New York Times, the Christian Science Monitor, and Legal Times have coverage of the ruling. Commentary is available at Scotusblog, Crim Prof blog, Simple Justice, the Legal Ethics Forum, and Court-O-Rama.

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    Colorado Ethics Bar Metadata Opinion

    http://cyberlaw101.wordpress.com/2008/06/19/colorado-ethics-...

    of the opinion is available at the CBA’s Ethics website.  Prof. Andrew Perlman, of my alma mater Suffolk Law, has a good summary of the case and a look at other metadata ethics decisions in the U.S. at the Legal Ethics Forum Blog .

    17 days ago in Cyberlaw 101 · No authority yet
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    Capital Defense Weekly

    http://www.capitaldefenseweekly.com/blog

    ’t you just hate to be the one guy to write a book and no Patrick O’Donnell noticed?). Over there, I comment on why everyone should be disappointed in this spectacle, not just knee jerk liberals. Andrew Perlman @ LEF likewise weighs in: Mr. Hood’s execution did not take place last night, but not because the Texas courts recognized the seriousness of Mr. Hood’s judicial ethics argument. Rather, the prison had the legal authority to execute Mr. Hood only until

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    Legal post-mortem

    http://www.capitaldefenseweekly.com/blog/?p=3129

    The odd, truly odd, events relating to Charles Hood’s on - again -off-again- on - again execution date Tuesday night is among the oddest events in capital litigation in recent memory. Two must read pieces come from ethics blogs, the Legal Ethics Forum

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    Lust Claims Another Career

    http://gop3.com/2008/06/12/lust-claims-another-career/

    of us. Judge Alex Kozinski is a well-regarded judge and prominent conservative jurist. He also had an extensive collection of obscenity on his personal website. In the days ahead, an investigation will take place pursuant to the governing rules, and much will be written about judicial ethics and conflicts of interest and the tension between judging and having a personal life. The much more pressing conversation, and the one I doubt we’ll have, is to focus on the dangerous and pervasive presence of pornography in

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    Is forced frequency the cure for sex scarcity?

    http://althouse.blogspot.com/2008/06/is-forced-frequency-cur...

    Bad Sex in Fiction Awards.) So the chance that these dreary people have written anything worth reading is low. But book projects and PR will go on and on, even if sex does not. Oh! I have a new entry for John Steele's contest! Marital sex is to sex as.... Back to the main topic: Is forced frequency the cure for sex scarcity? Should individuals with low desire just force themselves? Should they make contracts with partners

    26 days ago in Althouse by annalthouse · Authority: 1,076
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    “Legal ethics is to real ethics as …”

    http://overlawyered.com/2008/06/legal-ethics-is-to-real-ethi...

    pro wrestling is to Olympic wrestling