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Practicing law without a license—known legally as the Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL)—occurs when an unlicensed individual performs tasks, provides legal advice, or represents someone in court that state laws reserve exclusively for licensed attorneys.ROG62 » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ She is a double graduate of Pepperdine University, holding a Bachelor’s in Political Science(2007) and a Doctor of Law (JD) (2011). Katie is known for her work in corporate law, political advocacy, and nonprofit fundraising. She also advises Ambassador Richard Grenell and serves on the boards of conservative organizations such as the College Republicans of America.
maybe she’ll get on your panel of “still better than joe” political scientists on their next pow wow…
Criminal prosecution: Depending on the state, UPL can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony (such as a Class E Felony in New York carrying up to four years in prison).
you're a **** idiot