15.2. For the purposes of section 15.1, a university-level educational institution may recognize a legal clinic that complies with the following conditions:(1) in the clinic, the students carry out activities that contribute to their training and that could be recognized by a program of study whose diploma gives access to the permit issued by the Order or by a graduate program in law;
(2) the clinic renders services free of charge or charges only moderate administrative fees;
(3) the clinic or university-level educational institution maintains security against any liability the clinic may incur if a student commits a fault when giving legal advice and opinions for others;
(4) the clinic undertakes to ensure compliance with subparagraphs 1 and 3 of the first paragraph of section 15.1 and with the standards, terms and conditions determined by the board of directors under the second paragraph of that section; and
(5) the clinic undertakes to report on its activities to the university-level educational institution every year, according to the terms they agree on.
A legal clinic established by a university-level educational institution must comply with the conditions set out in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph.
2020, c. 292020, c. 29, s. 621.