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Law Student Application for Temporary Licensure Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711 - Illinois
Law Student Application for Temporary Licensure Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711 is a legal document that was released by the Illinois Courts - a government authority operating within Illinois.
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Q: What is Rule 711 in Illinois?
A: Rule 711 in Illinois is a provision of the Illinois Supreme Court that allows law students to apply for temporary licensure.
Q: What is the purpose of Rule 711?
A: The purpose of Rule 711 is to provide law students with an opportunity to gain practical legal experience under the supervision of a licensed attorney.
Q: Who is eligible to apply for temporary licensure under Rule 711?
A: Law students who have completed at least one year of law school and are in good standing at an accredited law school in Illinois are eligible to apply under Rule 711.
Q: What kind of work can be performed under Rule 711?
A: Law students who are granted temporary licensure under Rule 711 may engage in the practice of law, including legal research, drafting documents, and representing clients under the supervision of a licensed attorney.
Q: How long does temporary licensure under Rule 711 last?
A: Temporary licensure under Rule 711 is granted for a period of up to 3 years.
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