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It is crucial that the defense attorney is dilligent and zealous in advocating on behalf of her client. Any conflict of interest that creates an incentive for the defense attorney to undertake representation that is anything less than zealous should be avoided. | It is crucial that the defense attorney is dilligent and zealous in advocating on behalf of her client. Any conflict of interest that creates an incentive for the defense attorney to undertake representation that is anything less than zealous should be avoided. Conflicts of Interest are often analyzed by examining whether the conflict would harm the defendant's [[Right to Counsel | right to counsel]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:34, 6 August 2010
Background
It is crucial that the defense attorney is dilligent and zealous in advocating on behalf of her client. Any conflict of interest that creates an incentive for the defense attorney to undertake representation that is anything less than zealous should be avoided. Conflicts of Interest are often analyzed by examining whether the conflict would harm the defendant's right to counsel.
The conflict of interest is
See Ethics and Professional Responsibility
