The opinion is here. It discusses these points, and is worth a read:
- Attorney Advertising
- Furnishing of Legal Advice Through Social Media
- Review and Use of Evidence from Social Media
- Ethically Communicating with Clients
- Researching Social Media Profiles or Posts of Prospective and Sitting Jurors and Reporting Juror Misconduct
I’ve written up a paper on judicial ethics and social media which I’ll post soon. There’s a lot of gray out there…