Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics
- Publisher:
- Georgetown University Law Center
- Publication date:
- 2022-07-01
- ISBN:
- 1041-5548
Issue Number
Latest documents
- Respice finem: law, regret, and the purpose-driven life in leo tolstoy's the death of Ivan Ilych
- Written opinions in state intermediate appellate courts: current landscapes and the AI horizon
- Monopolizing misfortune: a story of stratification in the personal injury bar
- Agentic workflows in the practice of law—AI agents as ethics counsel
- Attorney-client privilege versus the right to put on a defense
- Legal complicity in an age of resurgent authoritarianism
- Secondary liability conflict property: a new theory of property
- Race, recidivism, and prosecutorial discretion in juvenile transfer cases in Virginia
- Lawfluencers: legal professionalism on tiktok and youtube
- Untangling unreliable citations
Featured documents
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- Breaking the Faustian Bargain: Using Ethical Norms to Level the Playing Field in Criminal Plea Bargaining
- Balancing Private and Public Interests in Historic Preservation: It May Be Constitutional, But Is It Right?
- The Attorney's Duty to Democracy: Legal Ethics, Attorney Discipline, and the 2020 Election
- Solving the Settlement Puzzle in Human Rights Litigation
- No Damage Without Damage Control: The Judiciary's Refusal to Engage with the Foreign Affairs Docket
- Rumors of the Death of BigLaw Are Greatly Exaggerated Reviewing Mitt Regan & Lisa H. Rohrer, BigLaw: Money and Meaning in the Modern Law Firm (University of Chicago Press 2021)
- The Funny Business