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| Indicating that a client's whereabouts is a secret that the lawyer should not disclose if the client wishes it to remain confidential, absent "a legal determination that your client intends to commit a crime or is fleeing from criminal prosecution." [This standard seems to contradict LEO 929 (6/24/87), in which the Bar held that a lawyer may not reveal a client's "continuing wrong;" the Bar cites LEO 929 but does not reconcile it with this new holding.] |