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| Legal Ethics Symposium |
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| Written by The Pocket Part, Wednesday, 04 March 2009 |
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The Pocket Part is proud to present our final symposium issue of the academic year, examining reoccuring and novel issues surrounding the ethical responsibilities faced by lawyers. |
