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August 10, 2010
Court to Lerach: Law Teaching is *Not* Community Service
The National Law Journal reports that William Lerach, who pleaded guilty to crimes involving kickback payments to class action plaintiffs, asked a federal judge to complete part of his community service by teaching a law course at UC Irvine.
The course would be called "Regulating Free Market Capitalism -- Are We Failing?" U.S. District Judge Walter was not convinced that Lerach would make an effective teacher, claiming that "the only message he could offer students was this: 'Don't get caught.'"
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August 10, 2010 in Class Actions, In the News | Permalink
