Criminal defense ethics: law and liability

New York, N.Y.: C. Boardman (1986)
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Abstract

This looseleaf treatise concisely explains what all the codes and courts require with respect to the ethical responsibilities and legal duties of the defense counsel. Abuse of subpoena process, malpractice liability, disqualification, and other issues are discussed in the work.

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