The State of Arizona Legislature Revised Statutes

PDFA1 | This rule applies to "A Lawyer" and does not specifically address the public within the definition of "Practice of Law" | Rule 31 - Supreme Court Jurisdiction, Ariz. R. Sup. Ct. 31 (“(a) Jurisdiction. The Arizona Supreme Court has jurisdiction over any person or entity engaged in the authorized or unauthorized "practice of law" in Arizona, as that phrase is defined in (b). The Arizona Supreme Court also has jurisdiction over any ABS licensed under Rule 31.1(c) and ACJA 7-209.”)

(b) Definition. "Practice of law" means providing legal advice or services to or for another by:

(1) preparing or expressing legal opinions to or for another person or entity;
(2) representing a person or entity in a judicial, quasi-judicial, or administrative proceeding, or other formal dispute resolution process such as arbitration or mediation;
(3) preparing a document, in any medium, on behalf of a specific person or entity for filing in any court, administrative agency, or tribunal;
(4) negotiating legal rights or responsibilities on behalf of a specific person or entity; or
(5) preparing a document, in any medium, intended to affect or secure a specific person's or entity's legal rights.

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Arizona Revised Statutes
Rules of the Supreme Court of Arizona
V. Regulation of the Practice of Law
A. Supreme Court Jurisdiction over the Practice of Law
Rule 31.2. Unauthorized Practice of Law

A.R.S. Sup.Ct.Rules, Rule 31.2

SA - Rule 31 Regulation of the Practice of Law
RT - Professional Conduct
BT - Licensing
NT - Fraud
UF - Court Proceedings
SN - Assurances of professional knowledge to enter the judicial system. (This entry does not reference a hierarchical list)… (meer)