Deborah L. Rhode
Ernest W. McFarland Professor of Law

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Deborah L. Rhode and Murray L. Schwartz, Ethical Perspectives on Legal Practice, 37 Stanford Law Review 589-652 (1985)
Deborah L. Rhode, Moral Character as a Professional Credential, 54 The Bar Examiner 4-12 (November 1985)
Deborah L. Rhode, Past Tension: Uneven Certification Standards Make One Lawyer's "Character" Another's "Disrespect for the Law", 14 Student Lawyer 46-47 (October 1985)
Deborah L. Rhode, Conflicts of Interest in Educational Reform Litigation, 92 American Journal of Education 440-472 (1984).
Deborah L. Rhode, Why the ERA failed, 12 Stanford Magazine 20-23 (Spring, 1984).
Deborah L. Rhode, It May have Been Fruitless, but in the Long Run, the Tough Fight Over the ERA May have Been the Best Thing to Happen to Feminist Politics Since the Suffragette, 12 Student Lawyer 12-15 (April 1984)
Deborah L. Rhode, Equal Rights in Retrospect, 1 Law & Inequality 1-72 (June, 1983).
Deborah L. Rhode, It is Time the Bar Relinquished the Barricades, 3 California Lawyer 19 (August 1983)
Deborah L. Rhode, Class Conflicts in Class Actions, 34 Stanford Law Review 1183-1262 (1982)
Deborah L. Rhode, Why the ABA Bothers: A Functional Perspective on Professional Codes, 59 Texas Law Review 689-721(1981).
Deborah L. Rhode, Policing the Professional Monopoly: A Constitution and Empirical Analysis of Unauthorized Practice Prohibition, 34 Stanford Law Review 1-112 (1981).
Deborah L. Rhode and Ralph C. Cavanagh, The Unauthorized Practice of Law and Pro Se Divorce: An Empirical Analysis, 86 Yale Law Journal 104-184 (1976).