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Advocate (Rules 3.1 to 3.9) – Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct (Connecticut Practice Book)

Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct (Connecticut Practice Book) 3.9: Advocate in nonadjudicative proceedings

What does 3.9 require?

When appearing for a client before a legislature or an agency in a proceeding that is not adjudicative, the lawyer must make clear that the appearance is on a client's behalf and must observe the candour, fairness and decorum requirements of Rules 3.3(a) to (c), 3.4(1) to (3) and 3.5.

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Other controls in Advocate (Rules 3.1 to 3.9) – Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct (Connecticut Practice Book)

3.1 Meritorious claims and contentions
3.2 Expedite litigation
3.3 Candour toward the tribunal, remedial measures, ex parte duties and reporting juror misconduct
3.4 Fairness to opposing party and counsel
3.5 Impartiality and decorum of the tribunal
3.6 Trial publicity
3.7 Lawyer as witness
3.8 Special responsibilities of a prosecutor

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