Monroe H. Freedman

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Monroe H. Freedman

Law

#1320

World Rank

#1673

Historical Rank

#681

USA Rank

International Law

#1683

World Rank

#1994

Historical Rank

#757

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Monroe Henry Freedman was a professor of law and the former dean at Hofstra Law School. He lectured at Harvard Law School annually for 30 years, and was a visiting professor at Georgetown Law School from 2007 to 2012. He has been described as "a pioneer in the field of legal ethics" and "one of the nation's leading experts on legal ethics."

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Monroe H. Freedman's Published Works

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Published Works

Professional Responsibility of the Criminal Defense Lawyer: The Three Hardest Questions (1966) (54)
Lawyers' ethics in an adversary system (1975) (38)
Personal Responsibility in a Professional System (1978) (28)
Understanding lawyers' ethics (1990) (21)
Atticus Finch—Right and Wrong (1994) (18)
Judge Frankel's Search for Truth (1975) (12)
In vitro sorption of griseofulvin by keratin substrates. (1962) (10)
Legal Ethics from a Jewish Perspective (1996) (8)
Group defamation and freedom of speech : the relationship between language and violence (1995) (8)
Our Constitutionalized Adversary System (1998) (7)
How Can You Represent Those People (2013) (6)
Legal Ethics and the Suffering Client (1987) (6)
An Ethical Manifesto for Public Defenders (2005) (6)
Professionalism In The American Adversary System (1992) (5)
Lawyer‐client confidences under the A.B.A. model rules: Ethical rules without ethical reason (1984) (4)
Jury Nullification: What It Is and How to Do It Ethically (2014) (3)
A Critique of Philosophizing About Lawyers’ Ethics (2011) (3)
A Civil Libertarian Looks at Securities Regulation (1974) (3)
Kaye Scholer - Overzealous or Overblown? (1994) (3)
The Professional Responsibility of the Prosecuting Attorney (1967) (3)
Free Speech for Judges: A Commentary on Lubet et al. v. Posner (2001) (3)
Lawyer-Client Confidentiality: Rethinking the Trilemma (2015) (2)
Arguing the Law in an Adversary System (1982) (2)
Duck-Blind Justice: Justice Scalia’s Memorandum in the Cheney Case (2004) (2)
The problem of writing, enforcing, and teaching ethical rules: A reply to professor Goldman (1984) (2)
Getting Honest About Client Perjury (2008) (2)
The Loss of Idealism - By Whom? And When? (1978) (2)
The Lawyer's Moral Obligation of Justification (1995) (2)
How Lawyers Act in the Interests of Justice (2002) (2)
Henry Lord Brougham, Written by Himself (2006) (2)
Religion is Not Totally Irrelevant to Legal Ethics (1998) (2)
The Professional Responsibility of the Law Professor: Three Neglected Questions (1986) (2)
Client Confidences and Client Perjury: Some Unanswered Questions (1988) (2)
Client-Centered Lawyering-What it Isn't (2011) (2)
Professional Responsibility of the Civil Practitioner: Teaching Legal Ethics in the Contracts Course (1968) (2)
Counseling the Client: Refreshing Recollection or Prompting Perjury (1976) (2)
The Life-Saving Exception to Confidentiality: Restating Law without the Was, the Will Be, or the Ought to Be (1996) (1)
Nuisance, Ultrahazardous Activities, And The Atomic Reactor (1957) (1)
Lawyer-Client Confidences and the Constitution (1981) (1)
Advances in Prosecutors’ Ethics (1986) (1)
Prior Restraints on Freedom of Expression by Defendants and Defense Attorneys: Ratio Decidendi v. Obiter Dictum (1977) (1)
Nazi research: too evil to cite. (1985) (1)
In Praise of Overzealous Representation - Lying to Judges, Deceiving Third Parties, and Other Ethical Conduct (2006) (1)
A Gathering of Legal Scholars to Discuss "Professional Responsibility and The Model Rules of Professional Conduct" (1981) (1)
The Threat to Judicial Independence by Criticism of Judges - A Proposed Solution to the Real Problem (1997) (1)
Are the Model Rules Unconstitutional (1981) (1)
Executive Order on Housing: The Constitutional Basis for What It Fails to Do (1963) (1)
Ethical Ends and Ethical Means. (1991) (1)
Why It’s Essential to Represent “Those People” (2013) (1)
A plea to professional psychologists. (1965) (1)
The Cooperating Witness Who Lies -- A Challenge to Defense Lawyers, Prosecutors, and Judges (2010) (1)
The Trouble with Postmodern Zeal (1996) (1)
Henry Lord Brougham and Zeal (2006) (1)
Disclosing the Truth about Client Perjury (2007) (1)
Caveat Lector: Conflicts of Interest of ALI Members in Drafting the Restatements (1998) (1)
The Professional Obligation to Raise Frivolous Issues in Death Penalty Cases (2003) (1)
Cases and materials on contracts (1973) (0)
Henry Lord Brougham - Advocating at the Edge for Human Rights (2007) (0)
Brougham on Zeal - A Reply to Zacharias and Green (2006) (0)
Competency of Counsel and Judicial Responsibilty (1977) (0)
The Buried Bodies Case: Alive and Well After Thirty Years (2007) (0)
Realizing the Ethical Obligations of Defense Lawyers and Prosecutors Throughout a Capital Case (2013) (0)
Afternoon Session II (1998) (0)
Keynote Address - Introduction (2007) (0)
Erroneous Disclosure of Damaging Information: A Response to Professor Perlman (2006) (0)
Plenary Session - "What's Wrong With The Adversary System" (1995) (0)
American Library Association Speech Transcript (1979) (0)
Professional Discipline of Death Penalty Lawyers and Judges (2013) (0)
Removal and Discipline of Federal Judges (1980) (0)
1968 Campaign Notes (2016) (0)
Whatever Happened to the Search for Truth (2009) (0)
Why Itâs Essential to Represent âThose Peopleâ (2013) (0)
The ‘Corporate Watch Dogs’ That Can’t Bark: How the New ABA Ethical Rules Protect Corporate Fraud (2004) (0)
The Lawyer as a Hired Gun (2017) (0)
Reproducibility Using VisTrails 3 Provenance (2013) (0)
Lawyer Doesn't Always Know Best - The Client's Wishes Must Not Be Ignored because of the Profession's Love Affair with Its Own Mysteries (1978) (0)
Perjury: The Lawyer'sTrilemma (1975) (0)
Advertising and Solicitation by Lawyers: A Proposed Redraft of Canon 2 of the Code of Professional Responsibility (1976) (0)
John T. Noonan, Jr.: Exemplar of Ethical Conduct (1994) (0)
Law in the 21st Century (1991) (0)
Brunch Address - Introduction (1995) (0)
SEC Repression of Effective Advocacy (1975) (0)
Symposium Proceedings--Fifteenth Annual Symposium: Legal Ethics: Ideas in Conflict (1980) (0)
The Unconstitutionality of Electing State Judges (2012) (0)
Professional Discipline of Prosecutors: A Response to Professor Zacharias (2001) (0)
Ethics in Criminal Advocacy, Symposium, Forword: Ethics, Truth, and Justice in Criminal Litigation (2000) (0)
The Securities and Exchange Commission's Enforcement Program: A Debate on the Enforcement Process (1981) (0)
Ethics, Truth, and Justice in Criminal Litigation (2000) (0)
How Does the Community Feel about Problem-Solving Courts? (2002) (0)
American Library Association Speech Thank You Letter (1979) (0)
The Kutak Model Rules v. The American Lawyer's Code of Conduct (1980) (0)
Morning Session - Lawyering at the Edge: Henry Lord Brougham's Controversial Campaigns for Human Rights (2007) (0)
Ethical Obligations of Counsel in Capital Cases (2003) (0)
Afternoon Session B - Lawyering on the Edge (No CLE Credit) (2007) (0)
Perjury as a Ground for Impeachment-A Textual and Contextual Analysis (1999) (0)
Our Inalienable Rights Can Never Be Recovered (2013) (0)
The Union Member's “Bill of Rights”: First Two Years (1963) (0)
Ethical Problems Involved in Undercover Operations Against Lawyers - The Congressional Testimony of Monroe Freedman (1984) (0)
Afternoon Session II: An Informal Discussion (1998) (0)
The Adversary System and Access to Justice (1998) (0)
Proposals for Change in Labor Legislation (1959) (0)
THE FUTURE OF DEFENSE ADVOCACY (2017) (0)
Lawyer-Client Confidentiality: Stephen Gillers’ Reversed Position (2013) (0)
"Clients' Perjury and Lawyers' Options" (1996) (0)
Co-Director's Message (1996) (0)
Professional Ethics or Personal Responsibility (1977) (0)
The Influence of the American Lawyers' Code of Conduct on ABA Rules and Standards (2010) (0)
American Library Association Speech Notes (1979) (0)
Lying and the Lawyers' Code (1980) (0)
Cases on contracts (1964) (0)
Anti-abortion a violation? (1979) (0)
In Praise of Unethical Conduct by Lawyers — Deceiving Other People, Lying to Judges, and Other Moral Behavior (2007) (0)
Equality in the Administration of Criminal Justice (2017) (0)
Testing for Analytic Ability in the Law School Admission Test (1958) (0)
Judicial Impartiality in the Supreme Court - The Troubling Case of Justice Stephen Breyer (2005) (0)
Cardozo's Opinion in Lady Lucy's Case: Formative Unconscionability, Impracticality and Judicial Abuse (2007) (0)
Lawyer-Client Confidences: The Model Rules' Radical Assault on Tradition (1982) (0)
The Use of Unethical and Unconstitutional Practices and Policies by Prosecutors' Offices (2012) (0)
Henry Lord Brougham and Resolute Lawyering (2011) (0)
Zealous Representation: The Pervasive Ethic (2010) (0)
The Professional Obligation to Chase Ambulances (1976) (0)
Ethical Problems Involved in Undercover Operations (2008) (0)

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