Go MD! (part II)
So, today in bar review we covered the MD rules for professional responsibility. Fairly straight-forward stuff, not too different from the DC rules, or most other states I would guess.
There was, however, one newer rule which caught my attention -- and which probably isn't terribly widely adopted. I don't know the rule number, but here is the essence of it:
An attorney can be disciplined for manifesting by words or conduct when acting in a professional capacity, bias or prejudice based on race, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation or socio-economic status.
Yay MD!
UPDATE (2/9): a thought just occurred to me... I wonder if Ann Coulter is admitted to the MD bar? I doubt it since she went to U of Michigan Law School. But wouldn't it be fun if she were MD barred? Ooohhh...!
There was, however, one newer rule which caught my attention -- and which probably isn't terribly widely adopted. I don't know the rule number, but here is the essence of it:
An attorney can be disciplined for manifesting by words or conduct when acting in a professional capacity, bias or prejudice based on race, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation or socio-economic status.
Yay MD!
UPDATE (2/9): a thought just occurred to me... I wonder if Ann Coulter is admitted to the MD bar? I doubt it since she went to U of Michigan Law School. But wouldn't it be fun if she were MD barred? Ooohhh...!
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