NY · rules
22 NYCRR 1015.6
Admission pro hac vice
(a) Applications for admission pro hac vice with respect to an appeal or proceeding pending in the Appellate Division, Fourth Department shall be made pursuant to section 1250.4(e) of this Title.
(b) Applications for admission pro hac vice pursuant to section 520.11(a)(2) or (b) of this Title shall be made only to the Appellate Division.
(c) All other applications for admission pro hac vice in any court within the Fourth Judicial Department shall be made to the court of record in which the attorney seeks such admission and shall otherwise comply with section 520.11 of this Title, the rules of the court in which the application is made, and any other applicable law or rule.
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- 2026-09-17
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