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RULE 1 (LR 83.5): ADMISSION OF LAWYERS
A. Any lawyer licensed to practice before the highest court of any state or the District
of Columbia is eligible for admission to practice in this court.
B. To be admitted to the bar of this court, a lawyer must complete a verified
application for admission and pay the prescribed fee.
C. Any lawyer eligible for membership in the bar of this court may, upon payment of
the prescribed fee, move the court to proceed in a particular matter without becoming a member
of the bar of this court.
D. Non-resident lawyers need not retain local counsel to assist in the presentation of
their cases unless specifically directed to do so by a judge or magistrate judge.
E. Reciprocal Discipline
1. When another jurisdiction enters an order of discipline against an attorney
admitted to practice in this court, the same discipline is automatically
effective in this court without further action by the court.
2. Within 45 days after the effective date of the order of discipline, tThe
attorney may apply to the chief judge for modification or vacation of the
discipline in this court.
RULE 1 (LR 83.5): ADMISSION OF LAWYERS
A. Any lawyer licensed to practice before the highest court of any state or the District
of Columbia is eligible for admission to practice in this court.
B. To be admitted to the bar of this court, a lawyer must complete a verified
application for admission and pay the prescribed fee.
C. Any lawyer eligible for membership in the bar of this court may, upon payment of
the prescribed fee, move the court to proceed in a particular matter without becoming a member
of the bar of this court.
D. Non-resident lawyers need not retain local counsel to assist in the presentation of
their cases unless specifically directed to do so by a judge or magistrate judge.
E. Reciprocal Discipline
1. When another jurisdiction enters an order of discipline against an attorney
admitted to practice in this court, the same discipline is automatically
effective in this court without further action by the court.
2. The attorney may apply to the chief judge for modification or vacation of
the discipline in this court.
