A bill signed by the governor will make unauthorized practice of law a felony. It becomes effective Oct. 1, and carries a criminal penalty of up to five years in prison. Previously, unauthorized practice was a misdemeanor with a $250 fine.
May 31, 2013 at 01:21 AM
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A bill signed by the governor will make unauthorized practice of law a felony. It becomes effective Oct. 1, and carries a criminal penalty of up to five years in prison. Previously, unauthorized practice was a misdemeanor with a $250 fine.
The amendment specifically exempts lawyers whose suspension from the legal profession arises only from failure to pay the attorneys’ occupational tax or the client security fund fee.
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