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245 10 a| Pro bono in principle and in practice :b| public service and the professions /c| Deborah L. Rhode.;

260 a| Stanford, Calif. :b| Stanford Law and Politics,c| 2005.;

300 a| ix, 244 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 23 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. 189-237) and index.;

505 0 a| Historical background : court-appointed counsel for the poor -- Constitutional challenges to court appointments -- The evolution of voluntary pro bono contributions and bar ethical rules -- The extent of pro bono work -- The development of law school pro bono programs -- Society's justifications for pro bono service -- The profession's justifications for pro bono service -- Opposition to pro bono service -- Moral objections to mandatory pro bono service -- Practical objections to mandatory pro bono service -- Compromise proposals -- The rationale for law school pro bono programs -- Mandatory pro bono service in law schools -- Definitions of altruism -- -- The benefits of altruism -- The frequency of charitable behavior -- The influences on charitable behavior -- Community service and service learning -- Implications of altruism research for pro bono programs -- Medicine -- Engineering -- Business -- A comparative assessment -- The evolution of pro bono service -- The United Kingdom -- Australia -- China -- Connecting the cultures -- Survey methodology -- Personal characteristics and motivations of surveyed lawyers -- Pro bono policies and practices -- Strategies for change -- Major findings -- Attitudes toward public service -- Law school culture and public service -- Pro bono policies -- Strategies for change -- Major findings -- Reporting, requiring, and rewarding service -- Strengthening pro bono programs -- Pro bono in perspective : broadening the agenda.;

650 0 a| Legal assistance to the poorz| United States.=| ^A64166;

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Pro bono in principle and in practice : public service and the professions / Deborah L. Rhode.

Author/creator	Rhode, Deborah L.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Stanford, Calif. : Stanford Law and Politics, 2005.
Description	ix, 244 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Supplemental Content	Table of contents
Subjects	Legal assistance to the poor--United States.

Contents	Historical background : court-appointed counsel for the poor -- Constitutional challenges to court appointments -- The evolution of voluntary pro bono contributions and bar ethical rules -- The extent of pro bono work -- The development of law school pro bono programs -- Society's justifications for pro bono service -- The profession's justifications for pro bono service -- Opposition to pro bono service -- Moral objections to mandatory pro bono service -- Practical objections to mandatory pro bono service -- Compromise proposals -- The rationale for law school pro bono programs -- Mandatory pro bono service in law schools -- Definitions of altruism -- -- The benefits of altruism -- The frequency of charitable behavior -- The influences on charitable behavior -- Community service and service learning -- Implications of altruism research for pro bono programs -- Medicine -- Engineering -- Business -- A comparative assessment -- The evolution of pro bono service -- The United Kingdom -- Australia -- China -- Connecting the cultures -- Survey methodology -- Personal characteristics and motivations of surveyed lawyers -- Pro bono policies and practices -- Strategies for change -- Major findings -- Attitudes toward public service -- Law school culture and public service -- Pro bono policies -- Strategies for change -- Major findings -- Reporting, requiring, and rewarding service -- Strengthening pro bono programs -- Pro bono in perspective : broadening the agenda.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. 189-237) and index.
LCCN	2005004365
ISBN	0804751064 (cloth : acid-free paper)
ISBN	0804751072 (pbk. : acid-free paper)

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