Rule 8.2(a) Statements About Officials
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A lawyer shall not make a statement that the lawyer knows to be false or
with reckless disregard as to its truth or falsity concerning the qualifications
or integrity of a judge, adjudicators officer, or public legal officer, or a
candidate for thse positions. Consequently, the attorney's expression of
good faith views are proper.
Rule 1.8(d) Conflicts with Current Clients - Media Rights
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, Prior to the conclusion of representation of a client, a lawyer shall not make
or negotiate an agreement giving the lawyer literary or media rights to a
portrayal or account based in substantial part on information relating to the
representation. Such agreements can create a conflict because measures
suitable in the representation may detract from the publication value.
Judicial Rule 4.1(A) (11) Making False or Misleading Statements in Judicial Campaigns/
Elections
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A candidate shall not knowingly or with reckless disregard for the truth,
make any false or misleading statment. The attorney must have actual
knowledge. It is not unreasonable for a candidate to rely on a statement of
an official directly responsible for maintaining the information at issue.
Rule 1.11 Former Government Agent
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A lawyer who was formerly employed by a government agency may not
later represent a client in connection with a matter in which the lawyer
participated personally and substantially as a public employee, unless the
government consents in writing. If the laywer was practicing in a firm, the
conflict would be imputed unless the lawyer was timely screened and
notice was given to the agency. Lastly, the lawyer may not reveal
confidential information learned while working at the agency.
Rule 3.5 Influencing a Judge or Juror/ Impartiality of the Tribunal
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, Many forms of improper influence upon a tribunal are specified in the
Code of Judicial Conduct. All states construe a loan or gift to a judge by a
lawyer who appears before him as an attempt to influence a judge. This
includes a contribution to the potential judge's campaign when it is made
as a gift. Code Rule 4.1(A)(8) states that all contributions must go through a
campaign committee authorized by Code Rule 4.4.
Rule 1.5 Fees - Contingent Fees
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An attorney cannot charge a contingent fee in a criminal or family law
matter.
Rule 1.2(a) Allocation of Authority Between Lawyer and Client
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A lawyer shall abide by a client's decisions concerning the objections of
representation. Specifically, a lawyer must abide by a client's decision to
settle a matter, or, in a criminal case, the client's decision as to the "plea to
be entered, whether to waive jury trial, and whether the client will testify."
Rule 3.6(a) Trial Publicity
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A lawyer shall not make a statement that the lawyer knows to be false or
with reckless disregard as to its truth or falsity concerning the qualifications
or integrity of a judge, adjudicators officer, or public legal officer, or a
candidate for thse positions. Consequently, the attorney's expression of
good faith views are proper.
Rule 1.8(d) Conflicts with Current Clients - Media Rights
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, Prior to the conclusion of representation of a client, a lawyer shall not make
or negotiate an agreement giving the lawyer literary or media rights to a
portrayal or account based in substantial part on information relating to the
representation. Such agreements can create a conflict because measures
suitable in the representation may detract from the publication value.
Judicial Rule 4.1(A) (11) Making False or Misleading Statements in Judicial Campaigns/
Elections
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A candidate shall not knowingly or with reckless disregard for the truth,
make any false or misleading statment. The attorney must have actual
knowledge. It is not unreasonable for a candidate to rely on a statement of
an official directly responsible for maintaining the information at issue.
Rule 1.11 Former Government Agent
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A lawyer who was formerly employed by a government agency may not
later represent a client in connection with a matter in which the lawyer
participated personally and substantially as a public employee, unless the
government consents in writing. If the laywer was practicing in a firm, the
conflict would be imputed unless the lawyer was timely screened and
notice was given to the agency. Lastly, the lawyer may not reveal
confidential information learned while working at the agency.
Rule 3.5 Influencing a Judge or Juror/ Impartiality of the Tribunal
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, Many forms of improper influence upon a tribunal are specified in the
Code of Judicial Conduct. All states construe a loan or gift to a judge by a
lawyer who appears before him as an attempt to influence a judge. This
includes a contribution to the potential judge's campaign when it is made
as a gift. Code Rule 4.1(A)(8) states that all contributions must go through a
campaign committee authorized by Code Rule 4.4.
Rule 1.5 Fees - Contingent Fees
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An attorney cannot charge a contingent fee in a criminal or family law
matter.
Rule 1.2(a) Allocation of Authority Between Lawyer and Client
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A lawyer shall abide by a client's decisions concerning the objections of
representation. Specifically, a lawyer must abide by a client's decision to
settle a matter, or, in a criminal case, the client's decision as to the "plea to
be entered, whether to waive jury trial, and whether the client will testify."
Rule 3.6(a) Trial Publicity
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