Minutes - Connecticut Judicial Branch
Minutes - Connecticut Judicial Branch
Minutes - Connecticut Judicial Branch
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a member of the faculty of such school or schools, whether or not<br />
any such jurisdiction is a reciprocal jurisdiction, may apply such<br />
time toward the satisfaction of the requirement of subdivision (a)<br />
(2) (A) of this section. If such time is so applied, the attomey shall<br />
file with his or her application an affidavit from the dean of the law<br />
school or schools of each such other jurisdiction attesting to the<br />
employment relationship and the period of time the applicant<br />
engaged in the supervision of law students within a clinical<br />
program at such school.<br />
COMMENTARY: The above change brings the educational<br />
qualifications for admission without examination in line with<br />
current <strong>Connecticut</strong> Bar Examining Committee standards for<br />
admission by examination.<br />
Sec. 2-15A. -Authorized House Counsel<br />
(a) Purpose<br />
The purpose of this section is to clarify the status of house<br />
counsel as authorized house counsel as defined herein, and to<br />
confirm that such counsel are subject to regulation by the judges<br />
of the superior court. Notwithstanding any other section of this<br />
chapter relating to admission to the bar, this section shall<br />
authorize attorneys licensed to practice in jurisdictions other than<br />
<strong>Connecticut</strong> to be permitted to undertake these activities, as<br />
defined herein, in <strong>Connecticut</strong> without the requirement of taking<br />
the bar examination so long as they are exclusively employed by<br />
an organization.<br />
(b) Definitions<br />
(1) Authorized House Counsel. An "authorized house<br />
counsel" is any person who:<br />
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