When Lawyers Work for the Government
When Lawyers Work for the Government
This chapter focuses on government lawyers. Topics covered include lawyers' fiduciary duty of loyalty to their client, their response to political superiors acting unreasonably, conflicts of interest, rendering legal advice to political superiors, the malpractice liability gap, and ethical obligations of prosecutors. The chapter also addresses the question of whether government lawyers are too political.
Keywords: fiduciary principle, government lawyers, ethics, prosecutors
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