MPRE — Professional Responsibility

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1The Client-Lawyer Relationship125 cards · MPRE — The Client-Lawyer Relationship.2Communications About Legal Services66 cards · MPRE — Communications About Legal Services.3Competence, Legal Malpractice, and Other Civil Liability82 cards · MPRE — Competence, Legal Malpractice, and Other Civil Liability.4Conflicts of Interest127 cards · MPRE — Conflicts of Interest.5Lawyers' Duties to the Public and the Legal System26 cards · MPRE — Lawyers' Duties to the Public and the Legal System.6Judicial Conduct76 cards · MPRE — Judicial Conduct.7Litigation and Other Forms of Advocacy144 cards · MPRE — Litigation and Other Forms of Advocacy.8Client Confidentiality73 cards · MPRE — Client Confidentiality.9Regulation of the Legal Profession83 cards · MPRE — Regulation of the Legal Profession.10Different Roles of the Lawyer58 cards · MPRE — Different Roles of the Lawyer.11Safekeeping Funds and Other Property49 cards · MPRE — Safekeeping Funds and Other Property.12Transactions and Communications with Persons Other Than Clients42 cards · MPRE — Transactions and Communications with Persons Other Than Clients.
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MPRE flashcards — 951 cards in 12 decks following NCBE's 12 MPRE subject areas: regulation of the legal profession, the client-lawyer relationship, client confidentiality, conflicts of interest, competence and civil liability, litigation and advocacy, dealings with persons other than clients, the lawyer's different roles, safekeeping funds and property, communications about legal services, duties to the public and the legal system, and judicial conduct. Built from publicly available sources such as the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, the ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct, and the NCBE MPRE subject matter outline. Cards are a memory-retention aid, not a substitute for study — check details against the official materials.