Comments on legal and judicial ethics / Atty. Eldrid C. Antiquiera A.B., Ll.B., Ll.M., Commissioner, Commission on Bar Discipline, IBP, Professor of Law, MCLE Lecturer.

By:

Antiquiera, Eldrid C [author. ]

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9789712394409

Subject(s):

Legal ethics

DDC classification:

340.112 .An633 2018

Summary: "The book includes the latest jurisprudence and cases on Legal Ethics decided by local and foreign courts and a discussion of some relevant provisions of the ABA Model Code of Professional Responsibility and opinions from the American Bar Association by way of comparative study. In addition, it includes an exhaustive discussion of well-settled jurisprudence pertinent to the study of the New Code of Judicial Conduct of 2004, the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct of 2002, and the latest decisions of the Supreme Court. It is the hope of the author, it will help address the need for a comprehensive study of Legal and Judicial Ethics, not only for law students, but most importantly, for private legal practitioners and members of the Judiciary who are beset with ethical problems in discharging their duties for a proper and efficient administration of justice." --Page 3

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Print Materials	Graduate School Library Law Filipiniana	Non-fiction	340.112 .An633 2018 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	In transit from Graduate School Library to Law School Library since 01/05/2023		0123343

Includes index.

"The book includes the latest jurisprudence and cases on Legal Ethics decided by local and foreign courts and a discussion of some relevant provisions of the ABA Model Code of Professional Responsibility and opinions from the American Bar Association by way of comparative study. In addition, it includes an exhaustive discussion of well-settled jurisprudence pertinent to the study of the New Code of Judicial Conduct of 2004, the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct of 2002, and the latest decisions of the Supreme Court.

It is the hope of the author, it will help address the need for a comprehensive study of Legal and Judicial Ethics, not only for law students, but most importantly, for private legal practitioners and members of the Judiciary who are beset with ethical problems in discharging their duties for a proper and efficient administration of justice." --Page 3