How can the prohibition against nonlawyers representing clients in court be reconciled with nonlawyer representation of clients
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How can the prohibition against nonlawyers representing clients in court be reconciled with nonlawyer representation of clients before administrative agencies? Do you think that the differences in these two settings are substantial enough to warrant the difference in policy?
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Ethics And Professional Responsibility For Paralegals
ISBN: 272860
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