Legal Ethics Roundup No. 3 - SCOTUS v Congress, NJ Expands Ethics Office, ChatGPT Applies to Law School, #MeToo Reckoning for Law Prof Hiring & More (08.14.23)
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Starting next Monday, you’ll find a new weekly briefing on the legal profession’s accountability in our democracy as a regular feature. We’ll explore issues like the special professional obligations of lawyers and judges, how they are (and sometimes aren’t) held to those duties, the organizations dedicated to holding the legal profession accountable, proposals for reform, and why understanding legal ethics is v…