Maryland State Bar Ass'n v. Boone

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• “Since the passage of Ch. 139 of the Laws of 1898 ... the Court of Appeals in the exercise of its inherent and fundamental judicial powers has supervised, regulated and controlled the admission of lawyers.”
• regulation of the practice of law is a fundamental judicial power

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