Section 16-18-2.6 - Preparation of pleadings, briefs and other documents by legal intern. - South-dakota Statutes

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16-18-2.6. Preparation of pleadings, briefs and other documents by legal intern. In addition to the activities authorized under §§ 16-18-2.4 and 16-18-2.5, except as may be limited by the certificate of the dean, a legal intern may engage in other activities, under the general supervision of a supervising lawyer, but outside the personal presence of that lawyer, including but not limited to preparation of pleadings, abstracts, and other documents in any matter; but any item requiring signature under rule or statute must be signed by a lawyer authorized to practice law in this state.

Source: Supreme Court Order No. 3, 1969; Supreme Court Rule 75-4, § 5.

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16-18-2.6. Preparation of pleadings, briefs and other documents by legal intern. In addition to the activities authorized under §§ 16-18-2.4 and 16-18-2.5, except as may be limited by the certificate of the dean, a legal intern may engage in other activities, under the general supervision of a supervising lawyer, but outside the personal presence of that lawyer, including but not limited to preparation of pleadings, abstracts, and other documents in any matter; but any item requiring signature under rule or statute must be signed by a lawyer authorized to practice law in this state.

Source: Supreme Court Order No. 3, 1969; Supreme Court Rule 75-4, § 5.

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16-18-2.6. Preparation of pleadings, briefs and other documents by legal intern. In addition to the activities authorized under §§ 16-18-2.4 and 16-18-2.5, except as may be limited by the certificate of the dean, a legal intern may engage in other activities, under the general supervision of a supervising lawyer, but outside the personal presence of that lawyer, including but not limited to preparation of pleadings, abstracts, and other documents in any matter; but any item requiring signature under rule or statute must be signed by a lawyer authorized to practice law in this state.

Source: Supreme Court Order No. 3, 1969; Supreme Court Rule 75-4, § 5.