The draft rule is the state bar's first attempt at crafting reporting language that previous committees have shunned.
January 17, 2023 at 08:41 PM
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California-licensed lawyers would be required to report colleagues who have committed criminal acts under a proposed rule advanced Friday by the state bar’s Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct.
The draft Rule of Professional Conduct 8.3 says a reporting lawyer must have “personal knowledge” of a fellow lawyer’s wrongdoing based on a “firsthand observation” of the act “gained through the lawyer’s own senses” before reporting that conduct to the bar.
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