Recently added articles from The Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics:
Foreword to Volume XXI
Jan 01, 2008; ... The Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics's founder and longtime faculty advisor, Father Robert F. Drinan, S.J., made his final appearance as a Journal contributor under the inglorious billing of an "Audience Member" attending the Journal's 2006 Symposium.1 The Symposium transcript, and Father ...
The Role of Corporations and In-House Counsel
Jan 01, 2008; ... Judge Robert A. Katzmann has graciously invited my observations about bis article on the unmet legal needs of the immigrant poor. It is a signal honor. No senior judicial officer, to my knowledge, has put the immigrant poor's overall plight in such coordinated focus, marshaled the challenges to ...
Things to Do While Waiting for the Revolution
Jan 01, 2008; ... Come the revolution, our immigration law and policy will be so enlightened1 we'll need very few lawyers at all, and anyone who does need a lawyer but cannot afford private counsel will be provided a public "immigration defender" at government expense.2 Thus the need for pro bono immigration ...
Creating Incentives and Facilitating Access: Improving the Level and Quality of Pro Bono Representation Before EOIR
Jan 01, 2008; ... I am honored by this opportunity to provide my perspective on the unmet legal needs of immigrants. I have served as the Coordinator of the Pro Bono Program (later renamed "The Legal Orientation and Pro Bono Program") at the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) since its creation in ...
The Role of Major Law Firms in Addressing the Unmet Legal Needs of the Immigrant Poor
Jan 01, 2008; ... I am honored that my dear friend, Judge Robert A. Katzmann, has invited me to respond to his provocative and thoughtful address "The Legal Profession and the Unmet Needs of the Immigrant Poor." His remarks paint a troubling and compelling picture of the current status of legal assistance to ...