This publication includes the North Carolina State Government Act and North Carolina Lobbying Law (Chapters 138A and 120C).

This is an informative and understandable resource for lawyers, scholars, and the increasing number of citizens who care about the future of wildlife.

Because interviews and counseling sessions will look different every time you conduct them, you need to have guidelines that are both helpful and flexible.

This book is intended to establish standards for ethical conduct of judges, provide guidance to judges and candidates for judicial office and provide structure for regulating conduct through disciplinary agencies.

This text is directed toward the learning outcomes students need and want in a basic professional responsibility course.

While technology positively impacts the legal profession and improves workflows, a lawyer must also master digital communications skills and know that all existing rules of ethics still apply while navigating the brave new world of status updates, tweets, Instagram followers, and YouTube uploads.

This book seeks to help “break the bias habit” by increasing knowledge and awareness of implicit bias, improved understanding and practice of procedural fairness and of culturally competent communication across cultures, and a sustained commitment to mindfulness.

This book is a new primary text for use by the full panoply of experiential courses, including clinical, externship, legal writing, practical, interviewing, negotiation, counseling, and trial/appellate advocacy.

The Compendium gathers together for immediate reference the essential legal ethics materials needed by lawyers and judges in their daily practice, law students in their exploration of the standards of their new profession, and legal scholars in their analysis of the changing currents that influence professional regulation.

The materials in this book are organized around specific problems designed to encourage and focus class discussion.