ABA Journal: The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office is raising objections to a proposed ethics rule in Arizona that would bar lawyers from showing bias in representing their clients.

The idea is already expressed in comments to the ethics rules, but the state bar wants a formal rule saying it is misconduct to “knowingly manifest bias or prejudice” in representing a client, Capitol Media Services reports.

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