Regulation of Lawyers: Statutes and Standards 2005

by Gillers, Stephen; Simon, Roy D.

• ISBN13: 9780735540231
• ISBN10: 0735540233
• Edition: Supplement
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2004-12-01
• Publisher: Wolters Kluwer

Summary

No matter which casebook you use for your professional responsibility course, this highly-regarded supplement is the ideal source For The latest rules regulating the behavior of lawyers and judges. to ensure timely coverage of the most up-to-the-minute developments, be sure to add Regulation of Lawyers:Statutes and Standards, 2005 Edition to your teaching tools. This Supplement offers: completely up to date ABA Model Rules federal statues and regulations California, New York, and District of Columbia materials Restatement of the Law Governing Lawyers frequent Editor's Notes

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	xi
Introduction to the Regulation of Lawyers	xv
Model Codes and Standards	1	(584)
ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct	3	(460)
Restatement of the Law Governing Lawyers	463	(60)
ABA Model Code of Professional Responsibility	523	(32)
ABA Standards for Criminal Justice: The Prosecution Function; The Defense Function	555	(30)
Federal Statutes and Regulations	585	(38)
Federal Provisions on Conflicts, Confidentiality, and Crimes	587	(36)
Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product Provisions	623	(18)
Federal Rules of Evidence	626	(2)
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure	628	(2)
New York Civil Practice Law and Rules	630	(2)
Arizona Revised Statutes	632	(1)
California Evidence Code	633	(6)
California Code of Civil Procedure	639	(2)
Judicial Conduct Materials	641	(56)
ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct	643	(42)
Statutes on Disqualification and Discipline of Federal Judges	685	(12)
California Materials	697	(90)
California Rules of Professional Conduct	699	(56)
Selected California Statutes	755	(32)
District of Columbia Materials	787	(120)
District of Columbia Rules of Professional Conduct	789	(118)
New York Materials	907	(110)
New York Code of Professional Responsibility	909	(88)
Selected Provisions of the New York Judiciary Law	997	(20)
Special Section: Should Justice Scalia Have Recused Himself in Vice President Cheney's Appeal to the Supreme Court?	1017