NV · rules
JCRLV 36
Representation by law students in all justice court cases
Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 49.5, a law student may not appear in court on behalf of a client unless the following conditions are satisfied in open court:
(a) The law student must provide a copy of the Supreme Court’s “Order of Certification for Limited Supervised Practice.” The order must grant to the law student the privilege of entering the limited practice of law under level 2 certification.
(b) The law student must provide a copy of the written consent of the client.
(c) The law student must provide a copy of the written consent of the attorney who will be approving and supervising the law student.
If all these conditions are satisfied, the law student will be allowed to appear on behalf of a client, and the forms enumerated above will be placed in the corresponding case file.
History
[Added; effective January 1, 2007.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
fc37d8240d6a83dc15145173005280ea42bfa3ccdbac55a3d816230a635e74c1
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