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Why does the proposed pro bono definition only include legal work and not other charitable activities?

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Why does the proposed pro bono definition only include legal work and not other charitable activities?

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The pro bono ethic is rooted in the unique skills possessed by lawyers, and a legal system that allows only licensed attorneys to practice. Community and charitable work is important and should be recognized; but the purpose of this Rule is to gain further understanding of the pro bono contributions made by Illinois lawyers.