Since the 1980s, Government Prosecutors Have

Multiple Choice

Since the 1980s, government prosecutors have:

A) concluded there are no circumstances under which attorneys can be held liable for frauds involving clients
B) typically prosecuted more attorneys than businessmen in frauds such as the S & L failures
C) argued for the abandonment of legal codes of ethics, which are simply manipulated by the legal profession
D) more aggressively pursued the position that lawyers who advised clients engaged in on-going massive frauds are themselves responsible