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MPRE OUTLINE REGULATION OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION Sources of Regulation Study Guide Exam. 1. Who regulate the practice of law? 2. What rules are used to govern the practice of law? 3. Who has the ulti- States may regulate the practice of law in the exercise of their police powers. Case Law; Rules of Courts; and State Statutes. The ultimate power of regulating the legal profession rests with the highest state mate power to reg- court. ulate the legal pro- fession? 4. What rules have adopted most states? 5. Does every state has a bar associa- tion? 6. What means an in- tegrated bar asso- ciation? 7. What are the func- tions of state bar associations? 8. Have all the states enacted statutes governing some Most states have adopted ethic rules patterned after model drafted by the American Bar Association (ABA). Similarly, most states have enacted some version of the ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct. Yes, each state has a bar association.

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MPRE OUTLINE REGULATION OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION
Sources of Regulation Study Guide Exam.



1. Who regulate
the practice of States may regulate the practice of law in the exercise of their police
law? powers.

2. What rules are
used to govern Case Law; Rules of Courts; and State Statutes.
the practice of
law?

3. Who has the ulti-
The ultimate power of regulating the legal profession rests with the
highest state
mate power to reg- court.
ulate the legal pro-
fession?
4. What rules Most states have adopted ethic rules patterned after model drafted by
have adopted
most states? the American Bar Association (ABA). Similarly, most states have
enacted some version of the ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct.
5. Does every
state has a bar Yes, each state has a bar association.
associa- tion?

6. What means an
in- tegrated bar
asso- ciation? An integrated bar association means that one must be a member of
the bar association to practice law in that state. A majority of states
7. What are the
func- tions of have an integrated bars.
state bar
associations? administration of bar examinations, provision of continuing legal
education programs, and assistance with discipline.
8. Have all the
states enacted
statutes
governing some Yes, all the states have enacted statutes governing some aspects
of the legal practice.

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