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The American Bar Association approved changes to its model code of conduct today, allowing lawyers greater discretion to reveal clients' confidences.

C1 Change in Lawyers' Code The American Bar Association amended its model code of conduct to allow a lawyer advising a company to disclose client confidences.

The American Bar Association's model code of conduct bars judges from contributing to political candidates unless they are currently candidates themselves.

The American Bar Association approved a change to its model code of conduct to allow a lawyer advising a company to disclose client confidences to protect the company from harm caused by an employee's crime.

The American Bar Association approved a change today to its model code of conduct to allow a lawyer advising a company to disclose client confidences to protect the company from harm caused by an employee's crime.

U.S.-based NGOs, such as the Carter Center, the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the International Republican Institute (IRI), helped draft the Declaration and a model Code of Conduct.

Equity, a U.K. trade union for professional performers and models, says in its modeling code of conduct that employers should state in advance whether a shoot will involve nudity.

For a special bar association commission reviewing possible changes to the bar's influential Model Code of Judicial Conduct, barring these junkets ought to be an easy call.

Officials of the American Bar Association, which has a similar provision in its Model Code of Judicial Conduct that has served as a model for a majority of the state codes promulgated, as in Minnesota, by state supreme courts, said today that the code would have to be redrafted to meet the court's First Amendment concerns.

By adding a strong recusal provision to its influential model code of judicial conduct, the bar association would provide needed guidance to state judiciaries and help goad them to do the right thing.

To Mr. Wells of the bar association, the Caperton decision suggests that states should have tough standards on recusal like those proposed in the association's model code of judicial conduct, including an "absolute dollar amount" for contributions to trigger recusal, determined state by state.