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Some lawyers who discussed the proposal resented its interference in their relationship with clients, while others feel more of an obligation to help minimize the number of wrongful convictions.
June 17, 2020 at 11:26 AM
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Lawyers are divided over a proposed rule change that would require them to disclose information about wrongful incarceration of an innocent person.
A Supreme Court committee proposed on May 26 that the court should amend RPC 1.6 to provide an exception to a lawyer’s duty to maintain confidentiality of information relating to representation of a client when that information relates to a wrongful conviction.
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