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Ethics violations aren't always about work activities. As a lawyer from South Carolina discovered recently, the idea that one's private life shouldn't affect one's professional life often doesn't apply to lawyers. Many states' rules regulating attorney conduct govern not only what they do in court and with clients, but also what they do after hours. As a result, lawyers in states across the nation have landed in hot water for everything from organizing poker games to inappropriate touching on commuter trains.
May 01, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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