The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 49
... rule , Thomas J found that Reddy's denial of the charge was , however , " too emphatic and complete " to suggest an acknowledgment of its truth . With no admissible evidence linking him to the crime , Reddy's conviction failed as a ...
... rule , Thomas J found that Reddy's denial of the charge was , however , " too emphatic and complete " to suggest an acknowledgment of its truth . With no admissible evidence linking him to the crime , Reddy's conviction failed as a ...
Page 65
... rule prohibiting conflicts of interest . The lawyer / client relationship is based on a minimum of loyalty by the lawyer to the client in the adversary system within which our legal framework operates . The raison d'etre for the rule ...
... rule prohibiting conflicts of interest . The lawyer / client relationship is based on a minimum of loyalty by the lawyer to the client in the adversary system within which our legal framework operates . The raison d'etre for the rule ...
Page 414
... rules would be " self - defeating " . of In the context of any consideration conflicts of interest and representation , a number of the rules may be noted : Rule 1.02 A practitioner as a professional person must be available to the ...
... rules would be " self - defeating " . of In the context of any consideration conflicts of interest and representation , a number of the rules may be noted : Rule 1.02 A practitioner as a professional person must be available to the ...
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