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Even if it enrages a senior partner or undermines an argument, a lawyer is duty-bound to speak up and prevent a judge from getting the wrong impression -- on pain of reprimand for lack of candor to the tribunal. That's the message of the Connecticut Supreme Court's unanimous opinion in Daniels v. Alander , which makes clear that the rule against making "a false statement of material fact or law" to a judge can be violated without uttering a single word.
April 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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