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Explain the difference between Attorney's rule of ethics and the Paralegal's rule of ethics and obligations related to each profession: The ethical duties of Attorney's are the same as those that regulate the duties of paralegals as well. Attorneys are subject to direct regulation by State while paralegals are subject to less regulations, but the state may impose more rules if desirable. Paralegals are indirectly regulated by attorney ethical codes and by the state laws that prohibit nonlawyers from practicing law. Paralegal Today Seventh Edition by Roger Leroy Miller & Mary Meinzinger (2017), Chapter 4, page 85 and 86. Attorneys engage in selfregulation because they play critical roles in establishing majority of rules governing their profession. This roles and duties are regulated by Bar Association (American Bar Association), State Supreme Courts, State legislature that pass laws offering attorney such as statutes prohibiting the unauthorized practice of law, the United State Supreme Court decides issues relating to attorney conducts, Paralegal Today Seventh Edition by Roger Leroy Miller & Mary Meinzinger (2017), Chapter 4, Page 87, while the paralegal's conduct is usually evaluated based on standards and guidelines created by paralegal professional groups