What does LPRB stand for?

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Lawyers Professional Responsibility

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Samples in periodicals archive:

28) The Minnesota Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board, for example, recognizing the distinction between digital and analog cellular usage, found that "a lawyer may use technological means such as .

Cell phones and client confidentiality