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23:50Now PlayingIn this video, Ray Brescia describes some of the ethical rules that govern the profession that are implicated by recent DOJ conduct, and potential misconduct. Just as members of the military are under no obligation to follow unlawful orders, lawyers, too, must refrain from engaging in unethical conduct and ma not following unethical directives. Brescia reviews the rules that govern the profession and provides examples of how the DOJ's lawyers, even Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, appear to be acting in ways that violate their own ethical obligations as attorneys. For further reading on this topic, see the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct, and Brescia's book on the legal profession, Lawyer Nation: The Past, Present, and Future of the American Legal Profession.
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