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Week 7

 Using best efforts for client  Competence ◦ MCLE requirements for lawyers and paralegals ◦ Paralegals: every two years—4 hours of ethics and 4 hours of general law B & P 6450  Must be within bounds of law (and civility)

 Representing defendants ◦ Due diligence—entitled to due process  Prosecuting criminal defendants ◦ Duty is to see that justice served—not to get a conviction  Exchange of evidence ◦ Prosecutor must divulge exculpatory evidence ◦ Defense must exchange if no 5 th Amend. Right involved.

 Supression of evidence ◦ Trial ◦ Discovery  Fabricating evidence ◦ Inducing client to testify falsely ◦ Tampering with evidence ◦ Allowing a witness to lie ◦ Allowing a client to lie  Deceit Court Opposing Counsel

 Jurors ◦ No contact during trial ◦ Okay to talk to jurors after if willing  Treatment of Court/judges ◦ No contact without other side present ◦ No gifts ◦ Truthful at all times  Meritless cases