Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Hofstra Law Review

Abstract

Concludes that contractually binding noncooperation agreements, when made for the purpose of denying others information that could support civil or criminal liability, obstruct justice under federal law. Commonness of asking for and making noncooperation promises; Professional obligation of lawyers to assess the risk of illegality when recommending actions to their clients.

First Page

1

Volume

31

Publication Date

2002

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