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| [1] What are the conditions for student practice? | A law student who has successfully completed his 3rd year of the regular four-year prescribed law curriculum and is enrolled in a recognized law school's clinical legal education program approved by the Supreme Court, may appear without compensation in any civil, criminal or administrative case before any trial court, tribunal, board or officer, to represent indigent clients accepted by the legal clinic of the law school. (SEC. 1) |
| [2] What are the conditions for a law student’s appearance under this rule? | (1) The appearance of the law student shall be under the direct supervision and control of a member of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines duly accredited by the law school. (2) Any and all pleadings, motions, briefs, memoranda or other papers to be filed, must be signed by the supervening attorney for and in behalf of the legal clinic. (SEC. 2) |
| [3] Complete the following: The Rules safeguarding _____________________ shall apply to similar communications made to or received by the law student, acting for the legal clinic. | SEC. 3. Privileged communications.—The Rules safeguarding privileged communications between attorney and client shall apply to similar communications made to or received by the law student, acting for the legal clinic. |
| [4] SEC. 4. Standards of conduct and supervision.—The law student shall comply with the standards of ___________________. Failure of an attorney to provide ___________________ may be a ground for disciplinary action. (SC Circular No. 19, prom. Dec. 19, 1986.) | SEC. 4. Standards of conduct and supervision.—The law student shall comply with the standards of professional conduct governing members of the Bar. Failure of an attorney to provide adequate supervision of student practice may be a ground for disciplinary action. (SC Circular No. 19, prom. Dec. 19, 1986.) |