PROFESSIONALISM AND CIVILITY

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Minnesota Administrative Rules › OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Chapter 1420 › Part 1420.0300

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In matters pending at the office, lawyers and judges are expected to conduct themselves with professionalism and civility. Personal courtesy and professional integrity must be the standard for all interactions. The Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct and the professionalism aspirations endorsed by the Minnesota State Supreme Court have also been endorsed by the office to ensure that all proceedings are conducted in a civil manner.

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PROFESSIONALISM AND CIVILITY · Minn. R. 1420.0300 | Frix