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1up t1_j9qnebx wrote

Krasner is right that it is not automatically a conflict of interest under the PA rules of professional conduct that govern attorneys even if it is a clear violation of the ethical rules that El-Shabazz is subject to. Not sure what else you would expect Krasner to say eitherr as it is not his job to enforce the city ethics code.

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flamehead2k1 t1_j9qp1dw wrote

Probably not his job to enforce but my employer requires me to report ethics violations by other employees, vendors, or clients.

I would hope government that the same is expected of government employees.

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mikebailey t1_j9rhxza wrote

Lawyers absolutely don’t operate under this. Ethics violations in front of the bar are way more serious than workplace violations and there’s a consensus of “don’t report them and you won’t get dragged into your own shit”

Is that fair? Nah. Is Krasner at all rare for it? Heelllll no.

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flamehead2k1 t1_j9tv4pr wrote

>“don’t report them and you won’t get dragged into your own shit”

This is what moral bankruptcy looks like.

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