Word: code
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harvard, after being outplayed in the first period, escaped with an even 1-1 score after Ken Code sent Shayne Kukulowicz in alone on the Husky goal in the final seconds. The junior winger deked once and lifted the disc over the flopping Husky net minder, Tim Marshall. Barter...
...teams traded goals again in the middle stanza Northeastern's leading scorer, Ken Manchurek, smacked one past Blair on another Husky power play (N.U. had five advantages in the game. Harvard six) Code responded with a low a slapper from the point just 80 seconds later...
...Glen Giovanucci (Rod Isbister, Ken Manchurek) 15:33; H. Shayne Kukulowicz (Scott Fusco, Ken Code) 19:54; N. Manchurek (Jim Averill) 6:04; H. Code (Dave Connors, Phil Falcone) 7:24; H. Greg Chalmers (Tony Visone, Kukulowicz) 13:53; N. Ibister (Giovanucci, Brad Cowie) 19:07; H. Greg Britz (Visone, Chalmers...
...last month of Omaha's Robert Kutak, noted that lawyers have been able to (and still can) disclose confidential information from a client in order to recover a fee. But to Theodore Koskoff, past president of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, "The philosophy of the proposed code was wrong. The thread that ran through it was of looking at a lawyer not as a champion but as an ombudsman." The adversary system would be undermined if a client hesitates to tell his lawyer the truth, argues Leon Silverman, president of the American College of Trial Lawyers...
...delegates' actions last week were a dispiriting setback for an A.B.A. commission that has been working since 1977 to reshape the association's 14-year-old code of ethics. While the revisers probably will succeed in eliminating much of the confusion in the current code, which in many instances seems to offer two different standards of conduct, their further goal of heightening a lawyer's duty to the public is now out of reach. The rules approved in New Orleans are likely to be formally ratified by the A.B.A. in August, and will serve...