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RULES OF PRACTICE OF THE STATE BAR COURT STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA JANUARY 2009 RULES OF PRACTICE OF THE STATE BAR COURT Adopted by the Executive Committee of the State Bar Court pursuant to Business

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