1 minute readPRIVACY RIGHTS IN A PUBLIC SOCIETY: PROTECTING YOUR CLIENT AND YOURSELF FROM INVASIONS OF PRIVACYfrom South Texas Law Review Vol.57 No.4by South Texas College of Law HoustonMore articles from this publication:"WHY CAN'T WE BE 'FRIENDS'?": ETHICAL CONCERNS IN THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA1minpages 129-155WHEN EVEDENTIARY MATTERS CROSS ETHICAL BOUNDARIES1minpages 105-128DIRTY DEEDS DONE NOT DIRT CHEAP1minpages 81-103IN RE LEE: HOW THE PARENTAL RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION CAME TO TRUMP JUDICIAL AUTHORITY1minpages 61-80THE BUCK STOPS HERE . . . OR MAYBE NOT1minpages 47-60SHARIA AND ANTI-SHARIA: ETHICAL CHALLENGES FOR THE CROSS-CULTURAL LAWYER REPRESENTING MUSLIM WOMEN1minpages 27-46FOREWARD1minpages 13-25PANEL DISCUSSION: THE REAL ZEAL1minpages 189-208This article is from:South Texas Law Review Vol.57 No.4
