Conn. Practice Book § 3-21 — Out-of-State Interns

HISTORY-2026: Prior to 2026, this section read: "A legal intern who is certified under a legal internship program or student practice rule in another state or in the District of Columbia may appear in a court or before an administrative tribunal of Connecticut under the same circumstances and on the same conditions as those applicable to certified Connecticut legal interns, if the out-of-state intern files with the clerk of the Superior Court in Hartford a certification by the dean of his or her law school of his or her admission to internship or student practice in that state or in the District of Columbia, together with the text of that state's or the District of Columbia's applicable statute or rule governing such admissions. "(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 75.) (Amended June 15, 2018, to take effect Jan. 1, 2019.)"

COMMENTARY-2026: The repeal of this section ends the special requirements applicable to students attending out-ofstate law schools.