Attorney Conduct
/əˈtɜːrnɪ ˈkɒndʌkt/
Definitions
- (n.) The ethical and professional behavior standards governing attorneys in legal practice.
Attorney conduct is scrutinized during disciplinary proceedings for potential violations.
- (n.) Actions and demeanor of an attorney during client representation and court proceedings.
The judge praised the attorney conduct for maintaining decorum throughout the trial.
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Commentary
Attorney conduct primarily refers to adherence to professional and ethical rules, often codified in bar association regulations or disciplinary codes.
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