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Lexis Nexis New York Attorney Discipline: Practice and Procedure
Untangle New York's unusual system of attorney regulation with this practice desk book from the publishers of the New York Law Journal. New York Attorney Discipline Practice and Procedure provides a practical, in depth, and orderly framework.
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Untangle New York’s unusual system of attorney regulation with this practice desk book from the publishers of the New York Law Journal.
New York Attorney Discipline Practice and Procedure provides a practical, in depth, and orderly framework:
• For lawyers who receive complaints, wish to get admitted to practice, or are subject to discipline.
• For their lawyers
• For staffs and committee members of disciplinary agencies
• For consumers of legal services
• For judges, consumers, and law firms throughout the state will benefit from a better understanding of just how the system works.
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Table of contents
Chapter 1: Unique Nature of Attorney Discipline in New York
Chapter 2: Function of the Attorney Grievance Committees
Chapter 3: Disciplinary Sanctions
Chapter 4: Structure of the New York Attorney Disciplinary System
Chapter 5: Preliminary Matters; Investigations
Chapter 6: Informal Discipline
Chapter 7: Formal Proceedings
Chapter 8: Special Proceedings and Issues
Chapter 9: Post-Disciplinary Issues
Chapter 10: Discipline in New York Federal Courts
