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Amendments to BYLAWS:
Judicial or Administrative Nomination And Confirmation Process.
The College shall not participate in any judicial or administrative nomination process. The only information the College may
provide is whether an individual is a member. The College shall not disclose anything else, including whether a person had been nominated and not admitted. Any Governor who testifies or participates in a
judicial or administrative nomination shall make it clear, if appropriate, that he/she is not speaking on behalf of the College.
Unanimously passed August 10, 2002.
Amendment to Article V, Section (2), last sentence:
A Governor who has served two consecutive terms of three years shall not be eligible for reelection for a period of two years thereafter,
except when a Governor is serving as an officer of the College at the time of his/her term expiration, in which event said Governor's term may be extended by the Board of Governors through the completion of his/her
service as an Officer of the College. Former Presidents of the College will serve as Honorary members of the Board of Governors with voice but no vote.
Unanimously passed December 7, 2000.
PRINCIPLES OF CIVILITY AND PROFESSIONALISM FOR ADVOCATES
The Board of Governors, in keeping with its tradition of representing the highest standards and ideals of the profession, has approved Principles of Civility and Professionalism for Advocates. This document is designed as a statement of the standards we hope the members of the College will follow and disseminate throughout the profession as
a reminder of the importance of civility, collegiality, and professionalism in our daily lives as advocates in the field of labor and employment law.
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