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Professional Responsibility: A Contemporary Approach

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Chapter 9: Why Do Lawyers Have Special Privileges and Responsibilities

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Chapter 1: Introducing Professionalism and Legal Ethics
Chapter 2: The Basic Elements of Law Practice
Chapter 3: The Business, Technology, and Marketing of Legal Services
Chapter 4: The Lawyer's Duty of Confidentiality
Chapter 5: Conflicts of Interest
Chapter 6: The Lawyer's Duties to the Legal System, the Profession, and Nonclients
Chapter 7: Special Ethical Rules: Prosecutors and Judges
Chapter 8: What is the Proper Role of a Lawyer
Chapter 9: Why Do Lawyers Have Special Privileges and Responsibilities
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