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'Fit and proper' coders? How might legal service delivery by non-lawyers be regulated? by Bell, Felicity, Rogers, Justine

“…With an upsurge of interest and investment in new legal technologies comes consideration of who is making them and whether these individuals or entities should…”
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Professional responsibility and the defence of extractive corporations in transnational human rights and environmental litigation in Canadian courts by Salyzyn, Amy, Simons, Penelope

“…Lawyers defending extractive corporations in transnational human rights and environmental cases tend to reflect the dominant 'resolute advocacy' model of…”
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The grey zone: the implications of the ageing legal profession in Australia by Melville, Angela, Caines, Valerie, Walker, Marcus

“…Lawyers in many jurisdictions are ageing, and yet there is little information concerning the age profile of the legal profession. This paper presents the first…”
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Editorial by Webley, Lisa

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Lawyers are not algorithms: sustainability, corruption, and the role of the lawyer in institutional frameworks and corporate transactions by Backer, Larry Catá

“…Among key emerging societal principles to which a lawyer owes a high degree of fidelity are those that advance sustainability and that combat corruption. This…”
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Reflection and clinical legal education: how do students learn about their ethical duty to contribute towards justice by Cody, Anna

“…This article analyses teaching reflection skills as a means to inculcate students' capacity to contribute to justice. Arising out of understandings of…”
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Bar exams, legal ethics and the fight against corruption: lessons from Brazil by Economides, Kim, de Rezende Alvim, Joaquim Leonel

“…In this article we explain the specific contribution of Bar exams to the professional socialisation of Brazilian lawyer leaders through examining their…”
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Practising law for rich and poor people: towards a more progressive approach by Hutchinson, Allan C.

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Editorial by Webley, Lisa

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Professional associations as regulators: an interview study of the Law Society of New South Wales by Hartstein, Deborah, Rogers, Justine

“…Professional associations, once the bodies responsible for professional self-regulation, have lost regulatory power. Some have entered into co-regulatory…”
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Fighting the good fight? Lessons from the Global South on providing legal aid to refugees in difficult situations by Hew, Jonathan

“…This brief report discusses ethical-legal considerations in providing legal aid to refugees internationally. With the help of a case study, it considers the…”
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Lawyers, mental illness, admission and misconduct by Baron, Paula, Corbin, Lillian

“…Since 2004 in Australia, there has been a significant amount of interest in the issues of lawyers and mental illness. As a result there is now a substantial…”
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Economic corruption, political machinations and legal ethics: correspondents' report from Canada by Devlin, Richard, Frame, Sarah

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Learning legal ethics in the law clinics: 'one hundred thousand housing law' for offences against minors by Torres-Villarreal, María L., Bernal-Camargo, Diana R.

“…In the process of teaching law, is necessary to address some aspects that are not framed in strictly legal knowledge and require different strategies to be…”
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Editorial by Webley, Lisa

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Elder abuse and lawyers' ethical responsibilities: incorporating screening into practice by Ries, Nola M.

“…Elder abuse is a serious and under-detected problem. Law reform agencies and legal profession regulatory authorities have called for action to ensure that…”
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Governance gone wrong: examining self-regulation of the legal profession by Anand, Anita Indira

“…England and Australia have abandoned self-regulation of the legal profession, yet Canadian law societies continue to function on this basis. This article…”
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