Revisiting Ethics in Domestic Abuse Cases
Ethical dilemmas in domestic abuse cases often go unrecognized at worst and unacknowledged at best. Both civil and criminal lawyers frequently fail to recognize the special ethical problems of intimate […]
The Part & Parcel Principle, II: Applying Attorney- Client Privilege to Attachments Over Half a Century
A decade ago, this author published a brief article concerning privilege in attachments to emails, enunciating what it called the “Part & Parcel Principle,” explaining that there is no basis […]
Avoiding Artificial Adequacy in Class Litigation: An AI adequacy test
Artificial intelligence (AI) is permeating all aspects of the legal practice, and class litigation is no exception. Recognizing AI’s potentially harmful effects for legal clients, the American Bar Association’s Standing […]
Using Big Data to Dismantle Systemic Barriers: How Tracking Official Misconduct Can Foster Justice and Increase Accountability in the Criminal Legal System
The U.S. criminal legal system is a vast and complex machine, long subject to public and scholarly scrutiny. The U.S. incarcerates more people than any other nation, holding an astonishing […]