Legal ethics : dominant paradigms and critical perspectives

8 Pages·2002·0.29 MB·English

by  Lemmens, Trudo

LAW 362 HS
LEGAL ETHICS - DOMINANT PARADIGMS
AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES
VOLUME TWO
Professor Trudo Lemmens
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
Second Term, January 2002
These materials are not to be regarded as published. They are for the exclusive use of
students in the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto.

LAW 362 HS
LEGAL ETHICS - DOMINANT PARADIGMS
AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES
VOLUME TWO
Professor Trudo Lemmens
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
Second Term, January 2002
(Based on the 1998 Casebook by Janet Mosher and Barbara Seeker)
Prepared with the able assistance of Remigius N. Nwabueze and Stephen
Parks
These materials are not to be regarded as published. They are for the exclusive use of
students in the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto.
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2018 with funding from
University of Toronto
https://archive.org/details/legalethicsdomin02lemm
TABLE OF CONTENTS
5. Ethical Issues Facing the Legal Profession: Availability
of Legal Services
Carole Curtis, ‘Alternative Visions Of The Legal Profession
In Society: A Perspective On Ontario,’ [1995] 33
Alberta Law Review 787.219
Christin Parker, Just Lawyers
[Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1995], ‘The Ethics of
Justice’.223
Jerome E. Bickenbach, ‘The Redemption Of The Moral
Mandate Of The Profession Of Law [1996] 9
Canadian Jour, of Law & Juris. 51.235
A Framework For Setting Priorities For Legal
Aid Services.241
David Luban, Lawyers and Justice (Princeton University
Press, 1988), chapters 11 and 12.254
“Lawyers have duty to provide pro bono services, major
says,” The Lawyers Weekly (1994) 14: 8 at p.l.267
Jonathan Macey, “Mandatory Pro Bono”.269
R. Carey, “Useless (UOSLAS) V. The Bar: The Struggles
Of the Ottawa Student Clinic to Represent Battered
Women” (1992) 8 Journal of Law and Policy 55.271
Mary Jane Mossman, “Shoulder to Shoulder: Gender and
Access to Justice” (1990) 10 Windsor Yearbook of Access
to Justice 351.280
Law Times 282
6. Ethical Issues Facing the Legal Profession:
Access to the Profession
Touchstones for Changes: Equality, Diversity and
Accountability, Report of the C.B.A. Task Force on
Gender Equality in the Legal Profession (Ottawa:
C.B.A., 1993).283
Shelina Neallani, “Women of Colour in the Legal
Profession,” (1992) 5 Canadian Journal of Women
and the Law 148.305
Brenda Jones Quick, “Ethical Rules Prohibiting
Discrimination by Lawyers”. 314
7. Lawyer Client Relationships: Power, Control, Autonomy
Austin Sarat, “Lawyers and Clients: Putting Professional
Service on the Agenda of Legal Education,” (1991),
41 Journal of Legal Education 43.317
Michael Proulx & David Layton, Ethics & Canadian
Criminal Law [Toronto: Irwin Law Inc., 2001]. 322
Mark Spiegal, “Lawyenng and Client Decisionmaking
Informed Consent and the Legal Profession,” (1978) 128
University of Pennsylvania Law Review 41...351
Peter Margulies, “Who Are You To Tell Me That?” (1990)
68 North Carolina Law Review 213.364
Lucie White, “Subordination, Rhetorical Survival Skills,
And Sunday Shoes,” (1990) 38 Buffalo Law Review 1.372
8. Lawyer Client Relationships: Confidentiality
Bruce Landesman, “Confidentiality and the Lawyer-Client
Relationship” in D. Luban (ed.), The Good Lawyer
(Rowman and Allanhead, 1984).384
David Luban, Lawyers and Justice (Princeton University
Press, 1988), chapter 9.395
R. Zitran and C.M. Langford, eds.. The Moral Compass Of
The American Lawyer (New York: Ballantine Books, 1999),
Chapter 1: “Buried Bodies: Robert Garrow and His Lawyers.”.410
iii
Adam M. Dodek, ‘The Public Safety Exception To
Solicitor-Client Privilege: Smith v. Jones,’
[2000] 34 U.B.C. Law Rev. 293.421
David Luban, “Corporate Counsel and Confidentiality,” in
D. Luban, Lawyers and Justice.444
R. Zitran and C.M. Langford, eds.. The Moral Compass Of
The American Lawyer (New York: Ballantme Books, 1999),
Chapter 5: “Blowing the Whistle in Corporate America.”.458
9. Ethical Issues in Criminal Law
Edward Greenspan, “The Luture Role of Defence Counsel,”
In A.N. Doob and E.L. Greenspan, eds., Perspectives in
Criminal Law: Essays in Honour of John L.L.J. Edwards
(Toronto, 1985), 205.470
Monroe Lreedman, “Professional Responsibility of the
Criminal Defense Lawyer: The Three Hardest Questions,”
(1966) 64 Michigan Law Review 1469.479
Ken Crispin, “Prosecutorial Ethics,” in S. Parker and
C. Sampford, eds.. Legal Ethics and Legal Practice
(Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1995).488
Report of the Attorney-General’s Advisory Committee
On Charge Screening, Disclosure and Resolution
Discussions, Ontario Ministry of the Attorney-General,
1993.502
Ellen Yaroshefsky, “Balancing Victim’s Rights and
Vigorous Advocacy for the Defendant,” 1989 Annual
Survey of American Law,” 101.519
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