Why do state legislatures usually stay out of the regulation of the legal profession?
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Lawyers are regulated on a jurisdiction-specific level and almost overwhelmingly are
regulated by the highest court of each jurisdiction. State legislatures usually stay out of the
way of the judiciary in lawyering matters because of the tradition of a judicially regulated
legal profession and because courts very often shoot down legislative attempts to regulate the profession.
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