Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility

By Ross Cranston
248 pages

Contributors:: Ross Cranston
Includes content by:: Thomas Bingham
Anthony Thornton
Alison Crawley
Christopher Bramall
Michael Brindle
Guy Dehn
Sir Alan Ward
Andrew Ashworth
Alan Paterson
Marc Galanter

Thomas Bingham
Anthony Thornton
Alison Crawley
Christopher Bramall
Michael Brindle
Guy Dehn
Sir Alan Ward
Andrew Ashworth
Alan Paterson
Marc Galanter
Thomas Palay
Derek Morgan

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Publisher:: Clarendon Press
Place of publication:: Oxford
Publication year:: 1995
Subjects:: Legal Ethics--Great Britain

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Beginning with a general overview, this book examines ethical rules pertaining to the judiciary, the Bar, and solicitors. Further chapters look at confidentiality, at the particular ethical problems of the family and criminal law jurisdictions, and at the teaching of legal ethics. Other chapters put the subject into its wider social and professional context and ask whether the medical ethics can throw light on legal ethics.

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