Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Nov. 1, 2014
Supreme Court rejection of new discipline rules frustrates members of revision panel
Members of a special State Bar commission are deeply upset that the bar and the Supreme Court dumped their decade work rewriting California's Rules of Professional Conduct. They blame the court for some delay and confusion.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Members of a special State Bar commission are deeply upset that the bar and the Supreme Court decided last month to jettison the decade of exacting work the panelists put in rewriting California's Rules of Professional Conduct and to order a new commission to begin all over again.
Acting on a request from the State Bar leadership, the court on Sept. 19 rejected some proposed rule changes an...
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