Proceedings of the [thirty-second- ] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association |
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Page 62
... opposite counsel - offering evidence which it is known the court must reject as illegal , to get it be- fore the jury under guise of arguing its admissibility - and all kindred practices , are deceits and evasions unworthy of attorneys ...
... opposite counsel - offering evidence which it is known the court must reject as illegal , to get it be- fore the jury under guise of arguing its admissibility - and all kindred practices , are deceits and evasions unworthy of attorneys ...
Page 63
... opposite party , or to work oppression and wrong . 15. It is a bad practice for an attorney to communicate or argue privately with the judge as to the merits of his cause . 16. Newspaper advertisements , circulars and business cards ...
... opposite party , or to work oppression and wrong . 15. It is a bad practice for an attorney to communicate or argue privately with the judge as to the merits of his cause . 16. Newspaper advertisements , circulars and business cards ...
Page 64
... opposite party , tend to prevent a fair trial in the courts , and otherwise prejudice the due administration of justice . It requires a strong case to justify such publications ; and when proper , it is unprofessional to make them ...
... opposite party , tend to prevent a fair trial in the courts , and otherwise prejudice the due administration of justice . It requires a strong case to justify such publications ; and when proper , it is unprofessional to make them ...
Page 65
... opposite party , or indulge in offensive personalities . The attorney , under the solemnity of his oath , must determine for himself , whether such a course is essential to the ends of justice , and therefore justifiable . 28. Clients ...
... opposite party , or indulge in offensive personalities . The attorney , under the solemnity of his oath , must determine for himself , whether such a course is essential to the ends of justice , and therefore justifiable . 28. Clients ...
Page 66
... opposite parties will hinder or seriously embarrass the full and fearless discharge of all his duties . 34. An attorney should endeavor to obtain full knowledge of his client's cause before advising him , and is bound to give him a ...
... opposite parties will hinder or seriously embarrass the full and fearless discharge of all his duties . 34. An attorney should endeavor to obtain full knowledge of his client's cause before advising him , and is bound to give him a ...
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