Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics

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• Race Ethics: Colorblind Formalism and Color-Coded Pragmatism in Lawyer Regulation
• Give Me a Break: Regulating Communications Between Attorneys and Their Witness-Clients During Deposition Recesses
• Human Rights and Lawyer's Oaths
• Creating Architects of Justice: A Gift from Modern Ethics to Brady on Its 60th Anniversary
• Imposing Lawyer Sanctions in a Post-January 6 World
• Harmonizing Legal Ethics Rules with Advocacy Norms
• They Don't Know What They Don't Know': A Study of Diversion in Lieu of Lawyer Discipline
• Judicial Ethics and Identity
• Legal Ethics Education: Seeking-and Creating-a Stronger Community of Practice
• Taking on the Ethical Obligation of Technology Competency in the Academy: An Empirical Analysis of Practice-Based Technology Training Today

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• Diversifying the Federal Judiciary and Why It Matters
• Ethical Issues in Employment Arbitration
• Response: a Good and Virtuous Nature May Recoil:* on Consorting With Evil to Do Good
• Taking on the Ethical Obligation of Technology Competency in the Academy: An Empirical Analysis of Practice-Based Technology Training Today
• Due Dates in the Real World: Extensions, Equity, and the Hidden Curriculum
• The Funny Business
• Race Ethics: Colorblind Formalism and Color-Coded Pragmatism in Lawyer Regulation
• Evaluating Conduct and Behavior Questions as Replacements for Specific Mental Health Inquiries on Bar Applications: Assessing the ADA Compliance of the New Questions
• When Judicial Deference Erodes Liberty: The Shortcomings of Stinson v. United States and its Implications on Judicial Ethics
• Regulating Restorative Justice: What Arbitration Teaches Us About Regulating the Restorative Process in Criminal Courts