In the Media: Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr.
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There was no legal conflict when the Delaware River Port Authority hired Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell's fomer law firm, said Penn Law Professor Geoffrey Hazard, an expert in legal ethics, because the arrangement was "open and known to the public. Everybody wants to suspect improper connection if there is any connection at all. What are you going to do, hire somebody from Mars?"
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Philadelphia Inquirer.
- Professor Geoffrey Hazard will appear as an ethics expert before the Judicial Review Council in the case against Connecticut's former Chief Justice William J. Sullivan. Hartford Courant. (10/18/2006).
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- According to Professor Geoffrey Hazard, Kentucky's Assistant County Attorney Ballard may have violated ethical rules for lawyers prohibiting deception when he disguised his involvement in a letter that lead to the ousting of Judge Stewart. The Courier Journal (2/26/06). (2/26/2006).
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- Professor Geoffrey Hazard comments that Judge Alito handled the Vanguard case "quite properly, in correcting a situation in which he can be said to have made a mistake about recusal." The Washington Post (11/10/2005).
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- Professor Geoffrey Hazard receives the American Bar Association's Robert J. Kulick Award in recognition of outstanding contributions to legal education. The Legal Intelligencer (10/10/2005).
- The ABA presents the 2005 Robert J. Kutak Award at its annual meeting to Professor Geoffrey Hazard for his contributions to the legal profession and legal education. (6/4/2005).
- In a recent paper, Professors Geoffrey Hazard and Edward Rock argue that the changes in SEC rules and stock exchange listing requirements vastly increase the legal complexity and that permanent independent counsel will become a fixture of the American boardroom. Financial Times (5/18/2005).
- "These are extraordinary acts by the judge but the situation is extraordinary," comments Professor Geoffrey Hazard in response to Federal Judge Chatigny's call to the lawyer of a serial killer on death row who had requested execution. The New York Times (2/2/2005).
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