Rule 7.6

Political Contributions to Obtain Government Legal Engagements or Appointments by Judges

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A lawyer or law firm shall not accept a government legal engagement or an appointment by a judge if the lawyer or law firm makes a political contribution or solicits political contributions for the purpose of obtaining or being considered for that type of legal engagement or appointment.

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