Legal Practice
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Legal Practice”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Civil Procedure, Court Rules, and Courts.
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- 01court of appealsorganization1 mentions
- 02Supreme Court of Appealsorganization1 mentions
- 03governorperson1 mentions
- 04House Committee on Judiciaryorganization1 mentions
- 05house of representativesorganization1 mentions
- 06Code of Civil Procedure Article 1472other1 mentions
- 07supreme courtorganization1 mentions
- 08clerk of the appellate courtsorganization1 mentions
- 09senateorganization1 mentions
- 10Code of Civil Procedure Article 1467other1 mentions
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- Topic to billsLouisiana requires a Rule 10.1 conference before deeming requests for admission admitted, Kansas requires appellate court clerk to publish monthly lists of delayed decisions and pending petitions, West Virginia Bill 5465 allows individuals holding master's degrees to take the state bar exam
- Topic to peoplegovernor
- Topic to orgscourt of appeals, Supreme Court of Appeals, House Committee on Judiciary (+4 more)
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- Jun 23, 2026State BillLouisiana requires a Rule 10.1 conference before deeming requests for admission admitted
- Apr 9, 2026State BillKansas requires appellate court clerk to publish monthly lists of delayed decisions and pending petitions
- Feb 12, 2026State BillWest Virginia Bill 5465 allows individuals holding master's degrees to take the state bar exam
