A lawyer may not, directly or indirectly, request or advertise work, whether through circulars, advertisements, advertisements, personal communications, interviews not justified by personal relationships, by providing or inspiring comments in newspapers, or by obtaining that his photographs be published in the context of cases in which he has been hired or assigned. Name of lawyer for whom he is registered as recognized It is against etiquette when a lawyer obtains a report on a matter in which he has been professionally active, but he may review and revise reports or cases in which he has been professionally active to ensure the accuracy of the report. (iv) provide a certificate of character from two respected persons, at least one of whom must be a lawyer of at least ten years; (ii) terminates the employment of the advocate as a recognized clerk with whom he is registered; A lawyer may not take steps to obtain the publication of his photographs as a member of the legal profession in the press or in a magazine. A lawyer cannot do, cause or allow anything to be done with the primary motive of personal advertising, or anything that indicates that he is so motivated. (i) if the lawyer who hired him ceases to work or has ceased his activity; Reference is made to the Lawyers` Rules (Practice and Etiquette) of 1988 (hereinafter referred to as “the said Rules”), in particular to the following rules: (1) Name; (2) the father`s name; 3. the address of permanent residence; (4) the date of registration; 5. the name of the lawyer under whom it is employed; 6. the date of removal from the register; and (7) remarks. In the “Observations” column, a copy of the photograph submitted by the recognized registrar at the time of the application is affixed to its entry. If publications or publications that violate the Lawyers Rules, 1988 (Practice and Etiquette) appear to bring to the attention of the ASA without a letter of complaint, the ASA will itself send a letter of justification to the lawyer in question to provide a statement of publication and/or publication itself. If the lawyer`s explanation is not acceptable to the SAA Central Office, the lawyer will be referred to the Board of Inquiry without further reference to the lawyer concerned, and the Board of Inquiry will then act in accordance with the provisions of the Lawyers (Board of Inquiry) Regulations 1988. `recognized registrar` means a registrar employed by a lawyer and recognized by the competent authority by the issuance of a certificate of registration; “Lawyer” means a lawyer registered under the provisions of the Lawyers Act, 1961 (Central Act 25 of 1961), as amended; (iii) take three copies of his recent photograph in stamp form; 2. A court fee stamp worth Rs 5 shall be affixed to the application.

The AAS had also become aware that there were lawyers who specifically informed the press about selected cases. The press then went to the court and/or the police station to report on the lawyers with the clients and take pictures. The lawyers then inform the press of the nature of the cases and their results. These actions of lawyers can be calculated as lawyers who take steps to solicit works through advertising in newspapers and/or social media through the publication of photos of lawyers and the narration of the cases they have handled. The way photos are published, such as raising a thumbs up and posing for cameras with clients, shows that these photos were taken for publication in newspapers and/or social media. In many cases, these photos are usually identified by the respective names of the lawyers and the type of cases in which the lawyers are or have been involved. Not only publications in newspapers and/or social media, it is also widespread that advocates encourage posting their photos and case details on social media such as Facebook.