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Front Matter Part I

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Front Matter Part II

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Introduction: A Professional Agenda
Andrew L. Kaufman

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The Perry Mason Perspective and Others: A Critique of Reductionist Thinking About the Ethics of Untruthful Practices by Lawyers for "Innocent" Defendants
Carl M. Selinger

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The Criminal Defendant Who Proposes Perjury: Rethinking the Defense Lawyer's Dilemma
Norman Lefstein

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The Attorney-Client Privilege and Client's Constitutional Rights
David E. Seidelson

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Zeal and Frivolity: The Ethical Duty of the Appellate Advocate to Tell the Truth About the Law
H. Richard Uviller

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"Assistance of Counsel for His Defence": The Problem of Conflicts of Interest
Jacob Mishler

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Even if You Think Your Client Will Win, You May Have the Responsibility to Urge Settlement Anyway
Sol Wachtler

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Judicial Legitimacy and the Disinterested Judge
M. H. Hoeflich and Jan G. Deutsch

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Ethics, Federal Prosecutors, and Federal Courts: Some Recent Problems
Lee A. Adlerstein

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Certification of Trial Lawyers-The Judicious Structuring of the American Legal Profession
Harry Cohen

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Access to State Bar Examinations for Foreign-Trained Law School Graduates
Douglass G. Boshkoff

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The Interstate Agreement on Detainers and the Federal Government
Bernard J. Fried

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Books Received

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Harmless Error and Misjoinder Under the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure: A Narrowing Division of Opinion
Thomas C. Wales

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Administrative Delay in Providing Hearings for Social Security Disability
Peter G. Warren

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The Seniority System Exemption in Title VII: International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. United States
Sharon F. Carton

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End Matter Part I

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End Matter Part II