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In the case of People v. Smith, the Hearing Board dismissed a complaint against Matthew Smith, a suspended attorney who worked as a paralegal. The Board found that although Smith's letters to opposing counsel had a lawyerly tone, he was transparent about his suspended status and operated under the supervision of a licensed attorney. The Board concluded that there was insufficient evidence to prove that Smith engaged in the unauthorized practice of law, leading to the dismissal of the complaint.

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