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applicant who seeks to serve” on the Court. Id. at 40. 19. Id. at 41-42. Senator Hennings explained, “It seems to me that it is not fair to send a man
similar to the one it read into Pennsylvania’s attorney-client privilege in 5. 956 A.2d at 939-40. 6. Id. at 940 (citing Jennifer L. Henn, Dems
Civil Rights Act of 1871). 19. The first case to raise the issue after the first major codification effort wasUnited States v. Ryder, 110 U.S. 729, 739-40
notes 40-43 and accompanying text. 4. See infra notes 35-37 and accompanying text. 5. See infra notes 45-49 and accompanying text. 6. See infra notes
and reasoning. 35. See Richard A. Posner, Professionalisms, 40 ARIZ. L. REV. 1, 1 (1998) (“The terms ‘profession’ and ‘professionalism’ have an
implement such a scheme); see also Foley, supra note 40, at 229-30 (describing the forgery and submission of hundreds of fake votes in an attempt to
choices through the practice of local politics”). I have discussed this dynamic in the immigration context. See Rodríguez, supra note 8, at 636-40
transaction.”40 Gradually, however, the champerty and non-assignability rules began to decay. In the seventeenth century, courts became more receptive to
are exempt from this requirement but must be made available to the general public.40 Failure to satisfy these requirements precludes the agency from
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