Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics

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• Mind the Gap: Gender Pay Disparities in the Legal Academy
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• Should We Stay Or Should We Go: Lessons From the Trump Administration
• To Err is Human, to Apologize is Hard: the Role of Apologies in Lawyer Discipline
• Complicity and Lesser Evils: a Tale of Two Lawyers
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• To Err is Human, to Apologize is Hard: the Role of Apologies in Lawyer Discipline
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• Response: a Good and Virtuous Nature May Recoil:* on Consorting With Evil to Do Good
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