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    Code of Professional Responsibility

    Chapter 3. The Lawyer and the Courts

    Canon 13. A Lawyer shall rely upon the Merits of his Cause and refrain from any
    Impropriety which tends to influence, or gives the appearance of influencing the
    Court.

    Rule 13.01 - A lawyer shall not extend extraordinary attention or hospitality to,
    nor seek opportunity for cultivating familiarity with Judges.

    Rule 13.02 - A lawyer shall not make public statements in the media regarding a
    pending case tending to arouse public opinion for or against a party.

    Rule 13.03 - A lawyer shall not brook or invite interference by another branch or
    agency of the government in the normal course of judicial proceedings.

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