Behind Closed Doors: Shedding Light on Lawyer Self-Regulation-What Lawyers Do When Nobody's Watching

Sahl, John

Journal: San Diego Law Review

Volume: 48

First Page: 447

Year: 2011

Bluebook Citation: 48 SAN DIEGO L. REV. 447 (2011)

Author: John P. Sahl: all 3 publications


Abstract

This Article summarizes Nobody’s Watching. It also examines some of the consequences of failing to enforce ethical rules for lawyer conduct and offers some lessons for future rule development and enforcement. Part III considers some of the academic and practical significance of Nobody’s Watching. The Article concludes by noting that Nobody’s Watching offers academics, lawyers, and regulators a valuable tool to better understand and improve the regulation of the profession.

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