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  Placing Limits on Judicial Speech: The Disciplinary Case Against Judge Ponsor — by Ron Minkoff

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  Federal judges always have to be careful about what they say.  In court, every word they utter in an opinion or on the record will be parsed by the parties, who will not hesitate to cite it as binding “law of the case,” and by legal researchers looking...

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  Ethical Implications of Emergent Technologies

  February 10, 2017

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  Ethical Considerations When Switching from Criminal Defense to the Prosecution

  February 10, 2017

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  Recent N.Y. Ethics Opinions: January/February 2017

  February 10, 2017

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  Settlement Negotiations in Legal Malpractice Cases: Walking the Fine Line of a Conflict

  January 6, 2017