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When a Suspension Isn’t a Finding: Procedural Leave, Thresholds, and What Happens When Conduct Falls Short
Procedural suspensions aren’t findings. What happens when complaints are made in good faith but later don’t meet the policy threshold? Exploring the human, legal, and systemic gap.
When the Law Isn’t Real: A Decision Tree for AI, Accuracy, and Candour
AI didn’t change a lawyer’s duties, only how easily we could inadvertently breach it. Here is a draft decision tree on omission, mischaracterization, hallucination, and candour in court.
Leading Law Forward: The Leadership the Legal Sector Needs for Civility, Ethics, and Trust
A global study shows that the leaders organizations reward often diverge sharply from the leaders people need to work with. In the legal sector, this disconnect may fuel incivility too.
Why Objectivity Must Travel the Entire Lifecycle of an Investigation
Objectivity must extend from facts to policy to outcomes; overriding sound investigations with new standards injects bias. Proportionate, policy-faithful responses preserve trust.