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9339 – Standards Of Conduct Applicable To Independent Counsel, Persons Serving In Office Of Independent Counsel And Their Law Firms | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law sets conduct standards for independent counsel, including restrictions on representation during and after service to prevent conflicts of interest.

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9339 – Standards Of Conduct Applicable To Independent Counsel, Persons Serving In Office Of Independent Counsel And Their Law Firms

Pennsylvania Title 18 - Crimes and Offenses § 9339

Summary

This law section establishes ethical standards for independent counsel and their associates in Pennsylvania, including restrictions on representing clients involved in investigations or prosecutions. It also sets post-employment restrictions to prevent conflicts of interest for three years after service. Additionally, it prohibits firm members from representing clients in related matters for one year after the independent counsel's service ends.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law sets conduct standards for independent counsel, including restrictions on representation during and after service to prevent conflicts of interest.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.