O.J. alums discuss pleasures, perils of punditry; seminar was part class reunion and part how-to course on TV lawyering

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O.J. Simpson case alumnus Gerald F. Uelmen held a seminar at the Markkula Center on Applied Ethics of the Santa Clara University School of Law where other attorneys who gave television commentary on the Simpson case and some who helped defend Simpson gave presentations. Other well-known criminal defense lawyers also gave presentations. There were many proposals including a voluntary code of ethics for attorneys giving legal commentary to the press and that defense lawyers from the early stages of a case not give legal analysis on subsequent cases in which the client is involved.

United States, Evaluation, Practice, California, Study and teaching, Cameras in the courtroom, Cameras in court, Legal ethics, Uelmen, Gerald F.

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One lawyer who keeps on trucking

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G. Glen Morie, the vice pres and general counsel of PACCAR Inc., which makes the heavyweight Kenilworth and Peterbilt trucks that relied on by the world's long-haul trucking industry, supervises a legal department of lawyers who all have a special-area expertise and also act as counsel or associate general counsel to a PACCAR division. In-house areas of specialization include antitrust, labor, finance, environmental issues and real estate.

Washington, PACCAR Inc., PCAR, Morie, G. Glen

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A lawyer with literary ambitions

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John S Russell, corporate counsel of Quintiles Transnational Corp is profiled. Russell's company of some 20,000 employees provides health care policy consulting and health information management services to various health care industries throughout the world.

North Carolina, Quintiles Transnational Corp., QTRN, Russell, John S.

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