Longtime Stanford Law School professor and legal ethics expert Deborah L. Rhode viewed law as a public service, her colleagues said. She died Friday, Jan. 8 at 68.
“Deborah was a pioneering woman on the Stanford faculty when she joined the law school in 1979. A beloved teacher and mentor to many, she will be missed by her faculty colleagues, current and former students, and generations of lawyers and legal scholars across the globe,...
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