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The New Jersey Supreme Court has struck an ethics gag rule as an unconstitutional prior restraint of speech and directed that a more tailored rule be drafted -- one that would also permit a lawyer to sue over defamatory public comments. Justice James Zazzali noted that in New Jersey more than 70 professions are subject to regulation but only people who filed ethics charges against attorneys were barred from discussing their grievances under the gag rule.
October 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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