What are the policy reasons for permitting nonlawyers to give legal advice in small claims or unlawful
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What are the policy reasons for permitting nonlawyers to give legal advice in small claims or unlawful detainer cases, or to serve as family court facilitators for pro per litigants? Why do these reasons not apply to other kinds of legal matters? How do you reconcile this exception with the policy reasons for prohibiting nonlawyers from giving legal advice?
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