If an attorney allocates time to pro bono publico service, she or he
A)counsels clients who are referred by other professionals.
B)provides some legal services free of charge to indigent clients.
C)works for the government or as a professor at a university or college.
D)provides all services for a set standard fee.

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Pro bono publico service refers to professional work undertaken voluntarily and without payment or at a reduced fee as a public service. It is commonly associated with legal work provided free of charge to those who are unable to afford legal representation.

If an Attorney Allocates Time to Pro Bono Publico Service