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Discipline and depression
Record ID:
80385
Format:
LIJ Article
Year:
2010
Author:
Dal Pont, G E (Gino Evan) ;
Subject:
Ethics ; Legal Ethics ; Depression ; Mental Health ; Disciplinary Proceeding (Lawyers) ; Discipline ;
Source:
LIJ (2010) 84 No 11
Date_of_entry:
05/08/2019
Notes:
To what extent should mental illness influence disciplinary orders?
Section:
Ethics
Practice
Cases:
Quinn v Law Institute of Victoria [2007] VSCA 122 (14 June 2007) ;
Month:
November

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