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Intra-Professional Warfare Between Prosecutors And Defense Attorneys, Nancy J. Moore Jan 1992

Intra-Professional Warfare Between Prosecutors And Defense Attorneys, Nancy J. Moore

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Until recently, I was only vaguely aware of the ongoing "war" be- tween the United States Department of Justice and the American Bar Association over the ethical conduct of prosecutors in their relation- ships with criminal defense attorneys.' Indeed, while I had always covered some aspects of prosecutorial misconduct in my professional responsibility course, I had never included either of the two ethics rules debated in this symposium-Model Rules 4.2 [hereinafter "the anti- contact rule"]2 and 3.8(f) [hereinafter "the subpoena rule"].3


Foreword, Lee C. Bollinger Jan 1992

Foreword, Lee C. Bollinger

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The mass media are too important to American democracy, too capable of causing injury, and too easy a target for the perennial wish to find a scapegoat for the country's ills ever to be very far from the center of public attention and debate. That is certainly true today. And, though every generation probably thinks that it stands at a crossroads on the question what to do with the media, I would nevertheless venture to say that the issues of our time are more serious, and more complex, than ever before. One can safely predict, in any event, that we …