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ABA Journal on Ghostwriting for Pro Se Litigants

October 31, 2007

Prof. Mitch Rubinstein at Adjunct Law Prof Blog links to an article at ABA Journal discussing an ABA Opinion regarding ghostwriting for pro se litigants that “concludes that it is not a violation of the Model Code for lawyers to give undisclosed assistance to pro se litigants.” Prof Rubinstein’s brief comments are worth a look.

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