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inlawrev-3730	Lundberg, Donald R.; Kidd, Charles M.	Survey of the Law of Professional Responsibility You Say You Want an Evolution?: An Overview of the Ethics 2000 Amendments to the Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct	2005	50	.pdf	application/pdf	24066	1349	54	The circumstances under which Indiana lawyers may reveal are now expanded to include fraudulent, but non-criminal conduct, and also for the purpose of mitigating or rectifying completed client-caused harm, rather than merely to prevent it, but only so long as the lawyer's services were used by the client in fiirtherance of the crime or fraud.^^ Another new exception found in Rule 1.6(b)(4) to the duty to maintain confidences permits a lawyer to reveal client information to another lawyer in order to secure legal advice about the lawyer's compliance with these Rules. ^^ This is a relatively uncontroversial provision that liberates lawyers from the previous charade of seeking advice in purely hypothetical terms. This broad sweep of the rule raised some interesting, but untested, questions about the constitutionality of its application to Indiana lawyers who act as media commentators on trials of great public interest.	cache/inlawrev-3730.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3730.txt