Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics

- Publisher:
- Georgetown University Law Center
- Publication date:
- 2022-07-01
Latest documents
- Mind the Gap: Gender Pay Disparities in the Legal Academy
- Response: a Good and Virtuous Nature May Recoil:* on Consorting With Evil to Do Good
- Response: a Practitioner’s Perspective on Complicity and Lesser Evils
- Response: Legal Ethics in Authoritarian Legality
- 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
- Catching Unfitness
- Ethics in Pandemics: the Lawyer For the (crisis) Situation
- Excess Confidentiality: Must Bar Examiners Defy Administrative Law and Judicial Transparency?
Featured documents
- To Err is Human, to Apologize is Hard: the Role of Apologies in Lawyer Discipline
- Power-conscious Professional Responsibility: Justice Black’s Unpublished Dissent and a Lost Alternative Approach to the Ethics of Cause Lawyering
- To Be a Good Lawyer, One Has to Be a Healthy Lawyer: Lawyer Well-being, Discrimination, and Discretionary Systems of Discipline
- Catching Unfitness
- Complicity and Lesser Evils: a Tale of Two Lawyers
- Making Public Interest Lawyers in a Time of Crisis: an Evidence-based Approach
- Teaching Conflicts of Interest
- Mind the Gap: Gender Pay Disparities in the Legal Academy
- Response: a Good and Virtuous Nature May Recoil:* on Consorting With Evil to Do Good
- Response: Legal Ethics in Authoritarian Legality