Proposed rule may permit breach of confidentiality	UPDATE SUPREME COURT TO HEAR STATE BAR'S APPEAL OF MCLE RULING —————— THE HIGH COURT VOTED UNANIMOUSLY ON JUNE 5 TO REVIEW THE APPELLATE COURT RULING WHICH STRUCK DOWN THE MCLE PROGRAM ——————
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NEWS and FEATURES Chief justice asks judges to lead effort in fairness training Bar official says proposed bill rescinds vote An Outside Voice - Kudos to the bar for impartiality Hypothethics - Members get chance to chime in on ethics 1997 ELECTION 14 candidates seek five seats on board Election — District 1 Election — District 3 Election — District 5 Election — District 7 Election — District 9 Presidential candidates to engage in Q&A forum Marc Adelman - Pledging to lead based on experience Peter Kaye - Itemizing a list to reduce bar costs Pauline Weaver - Setting an agenda far into the future REGULARS ASK THE PRESIDENT - Meting out justice in the O.J. affair LEGAL TECH - Internet FastFind: 8 search engines MCLE MCLE Calendar MCLE Self-Study - Battling Workplace Discrimination MCLE Self-Study Test NEW PRODUCTS OPINION Judge loses nerve in penalty phase The board's MICRA vote was justified Restoring justice or comfort? Letters to the editor PUBLIC COMMENT - Bar circulates three issues YOU NEED TO KNOW

Bar reproves 2 Simpson attorneys            By Nancy McCarthy Staff Writer           After an exhaustive investigation of 10 attorneys involved on both sides of the O.J. Simpson murder trial, one of the former football star's defense lawyers was disciplined by the State Bar last month and another was negotiating a settlement with the bar at press time. Carl Douglas, an associate of lead attorney Johnnie Cochran, was publicly reproved for misusing his subpoena powers. The bar was attempting to negotiate a public reproval for New York-based Barry Scheck, who is a member of the California bar but participated in part of the trial while on inactive status. Continued ...