Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly | Vol 13 | No. 3

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Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly

Spring 1986

Articles

A Case against Automatic Disbarment
Abraham Abramovsky

Automatic Disbarment: A Convicted Felon's Just Desserts
Michael A. Gentile and Sarah Diane McShea

Nix v. Whiteside: The Lawyer's Role in Reponse to Perjury
James R. McCall

Scrutinizing Lawyer Advertising and Solicitation Rules under Commercial Speech and Antitrust Doctrine
Judith L. Maute

Notes

Legal Ethics, Client Perjury and the Privilege against Self-Incrimination
Thomas S. Donovan

The Constitutional Problems with Late Motions to Disqualify Criminal Defense Counsel: A Proposed Solution
Judith Tury

Comment

On Prosecutorial Ethics
Carol A. Corrigan

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