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A crisis of professional self-regulation - the example of the solictors profession
In recent years self-regulation by the solicitors’ profession may be described as being in crisis. Failures can be seen at all levels, from the appropriate resolution of low-level complaints, to protecting the public from dishonest and other seriously miscreant solicitors. The Law Society has shifted its focus of attention in a variety of ways, but few of its efforts to date have made a significant difference. This article summarises some of the key issues which frame the crisis and attempts to resolve it.
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Ethics, Law and SocietyPublisher
Ashgate Publishing and the Cardiff Centre for Ethics, Law and Society.Volume
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203-214Pages
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2012-02-06Usage metrics
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