as lawyers do when their clients or witnesses are committing perjury. So the lawyer went to the Rhode Island Disciplinary Counsel—the attorney in charge of enforcing the ethical rules that govern lawyers—to obtain guidance. She referred the...
The Ploy Worked—At Least For A While. But The Rhode Island Lawyer Soon Learned That His Clients Were Not Being Straight With The Jury. He Began To Worry That He Might Have An Ethical Obligation To Blow The Whistle On His Clients
The ploy worked—at least for a while. But the Rhode Island lawyer soon learned that his clients were not being straight with the jury. He began to worry that he might have an ethical obligation to blow the whistle on his clients
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