corresponds to DR 7-108 (communication with or investigation of jurors) and DR

7-110 (contact with officials). Rule 3.5(a)(1) prohibits an attorney from seeking to “influence a judicial officer, juror, prospective juror, or other official.” This provision generally corresponds to DR 7-108(A) and (B) and DR 7-110, which contain express prohibitions against improper conduct toward court officials and jurors, both seated and prospective. Rule 3.5(a)(2) restates the prohibition contained in DR 7-110(A), and Rule 3.5(a)(3) incorporates the prohibitions on improper ex parte communications contained in DR 7-108(A) and 7-110(B). Rule 3.5(a)(4) corresponds to DR 7-108(D) and prohibits certain communications with a juror or prospective juror following the juror’s discharge from a case. Rule 3.5(a)(5) has no analogue in the Code of Professional Responsibility. Rule 3.5(a)(6) corresponds to DR 7- 106(C)(6). Rule 3.5(b) is revised to add the provisions of DR 7-108(G). Comparison to ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct