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37 CFR Part 234 — Law Student Representatives

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PART 234—LAW STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Authority: 17 U.S.C. 702, 1510. Source: 87 FR 20713, Apr. 8, 2022, unless otherwise noted. § 234.1 Law student representatives. (a) Eligibility for appearance State law compliance. pro bono pro bono (2) Pro bono representation. pro bono (3) Competency. (i) The first year of studies at an American Bar Association-accredited law school; (ii) Training in relevant copyright law, as determined by the supervising clinic or pro bono (iii) Review of the Board's regulations found in this subchapter, and of the Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act of 2020 statutory text, as codified at chapter 15 of title 17 of the United States Code. (b) Client consent. (c) Attorney supervision. (d) Confirmation of eligibility. (e) Signature and assent. (f) Notice of appearance. (g) Filing documents. (h) Appearance at hearings and conferences. (i) Responsibility for continuity of case management. (j) Applicability of rules of professional conduct. [87 FR 20713, Apr. 8, 2022, as amended at 87 FR 77522, Dec. 19, 2022] § 234.2 Pro bono (a) Publicly available directory. pro bono pro bono pro bono (b) Form for inclusion. pro bono (1) The name of the participating clinic or organization; (2) The name of the law school where the clinic is based, or with which the organization is connected; (3) The name of the director of the clinic or organization; (4) A general contact email address and phone number; (5) The geographic area from which the clinic or organization may accept clients; (6) Whether the clinic or organization has handled copyright matters in the past two years; (7) The nature of any copyright matters handled by the clinic or organization in the past two years; (8) Whether the clinic or organization has experience in handling litigation matters; (9) If the clinic or organization does not have litigation experience, whether it has a partnership with a litigation clinic or experience supervising law students in litigation matters; (10) A brief statement describing the clinic or organization's interest in handling matters before the Board; and (11) A certification that student representatives participating in Board proceedings in affiliation with the clinic or organization will meet all requirements of § 234.1(a). (c) Standards for inclusion. pro bono (d) Removal from directory. pro bono (e) Duty to update directory. pro bono

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