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A Pennsylvania appellate court ruled Thursday that the state's Lobbying Disclosure Act is unconstitutional because it attempts to regulate the "practice of law." "It is well settled that the power to regulate and define what constitutes the 'practice of law' is vested in the judiciary, and not in the executive or legislative branches of government," Commonwealth Court Judge James R. Kelley wrote.
May 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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