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By Jeremiah Reynolds
In recent years, attorneys' free speech rights have been curtailed by ethical rules and court orders that prohibit attorney speech regarding pending cases. For example, California Rule of Professional Conduct Rule 5-120(a) prohibits attorneys from making public statements that "will have a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing an adjudic...
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