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A Uniform Rule Governing the Admission and Practice of Attorneys Before United States District Courts
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The article discusses the need for a new rule to govern how attorneys are admitted to practice in federal district courts due to the increase in interstate and international legal cases. The proposed rule aims to ensure that lawyers only handle cases within their expertise and that clients make informed decisions when hiring a lawyer. This rule is overdue and would help federal district courts have more confidence in the competence of the lawyers practicing before them.