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STUDENT PRACTICE RULE  \nRule 91. Purpose. The purpose of this Rule is to recognize and support experiential learning opportunities that currently exist for law students in Georgia and to broaden the potential range of such opportunities,thereby expanding access to justice through the work of properly qualified and supervised law students who are permitted, as if admitted and licensed to practice law, to represent and appear on behalf of units of government and persons unable to afford legal services.By expanding the range of work that law students may do as if admitted to practice, this Rule does not, however, address nor intend in any way to restrict the wide variety of activities in which law students currently assist lawyers in their practice of law, including both law school educational programs and traditional work as law clerks.  \nRule 92. Activities Permitted by a Registered Law Student. An eligible law student registered for student practice pursuant to this Rule, when under the supervision of a member of the State Bar of Georgia, may, as if admitted and licensed to practice law in Georgia, advise, prepare legal instruments, appear before courts and administrative agencies and otherwise take action on behalf of:  \n(1) any state, local, or other government unit or agency;  \n(2) any person who is unable financially to pay for the legal services of an attorney; or  \n(3) any non-profit organization the purpose of which is to assist low or moderate income persons.  \nWhen a registered law student appears before a court or agency, the judge or presiding officer has authority to prescribe the form and manner by which such student may participate in proceedings. A registered law student may neither ask for nor receive any compensation or remuneration of any kind from any client for whom the student renders services; but this shall not prevent the student from receiving compensation, or a scholarship, stipend or other remuneration from a law school, governmental entity, or other non-profit agency in acknowledgment of the services the student is performing. Nothing in this Rule prohibits a supervising attorney, or organization employing such supervising attorney, from applying for, charging, or collecting a fee relating to activities of the registered law student authorized by this Rule that the attorney or organization otherwise may properly apply for, charge, or collect. Communications between the client of a supervising attorney and a registered law studentshall be privileged to the same extent as communications protected by attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine and protected as confidential under the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct, and the presence of a registered law student during communications between the supervising attorney and the client shall not waive any otherwise applicable evidentiary privilege or duty of confidentiality.  \nNothing contained in this Rule shall affect the right of any person who is not admitted to practice law to do anything that he or she might lawfully do prior to the adoption of this Rule nor the right of lawyers to use assistants in their practice as permitted by the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct.  \nRule 93. Requirements for Registration. A law student is eligible for registration if the student:  \n(1) is enrolled atthe time of original registration in a school of law approved by the American Bar Association; and  \n(2) has completed at the time of original registration legal studies equivalent to at least two semesters of full-time study.  \nRule 94. Procedurefor Registration. To register an eligible law student under this Rule, the student’s law school must file with the Office of Bar Admissions the following:  \n(1) certification by the law school dean that:  \n(a) the student has completed legal studies equivalent to at least two semesters of full-time study,  \n(b) the student is currently in good academic standing, and  \n(c) to the best of the knowledge of the ","cbCaiq55dDmZh8uS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq55dDmZh8uS","pdf",58209,"English","# Rule 91. Purpose\n# Rule 92. Activities Permitted by a Registered Law Student\n## Privilege and compensation limits\n# Rule 93. Requirements for Registration\n# Rule 94. 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