If you're a lawyer in Pennsylvania, your disciplinary record is a few mouse clicks away, but if you're practicing in New Mexico, the public must endure a slog via the telephone to get the same data. Similar comparisons can be found across the U.S.: The disciplinary records of New York attorneys are not online, while the records of Illinois attorneys are. When it comes to lawyers' disciplinary records, some states satisfy the public's appetite for online information, while others are lagging far behind.
September 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If you’re a lawyer in Pennsylvania, your disciplinary record is a few mouse clicks away, but if you’re practicing in New Mexico, the public must endure an old-fashioned slog via the telephone to get the same data.
Similar comparisons can be found across the U.S.: The disciplinary records of New York attorneys are not online, while the records of Illinois attorneys are.
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