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Berks Cnty. C.P. Judicial Rules Rule 100

Admission to Bar

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(a) Applicants for membership in the bar of this county, shall be members of the bar of this

Commonwealth as evidenced by a current certificate issued by the Court Administrator of Pennsylvania

under Pa. R.D.E. 219, and shall satisfy this court of their bona fide intention to maintain their principal

office for the practice of law in this county.

(b) Applications for membership in the bar of this county shall be referred to the Admissions

Committee of the Berks County Bar Association and motions for admission shall be made to said

committee. Said application shall contain the following:

(1) Applicant's name and address.

(2) A statement of applicant's intention to establish and maintain his/her principal office for

the practice of law in this county.

(3) The date applicant was admitted to the bar of this Commonwealth.

(4) Current certificate issued by the Court Administrator of Pennsylvania under

Pa. R.D.E. 219.

bar of this county so long as he/she is a member of the bar of this Commonwealth and maintains his/her

principal office for the practice of law in this county.

(1) This Rule is not intended to govern the right to practice or to prescribe any special

requirement for the practice by any member of the bar of this Commonwealth before this

court or any magisterial district judge of this county, all of which are governed by the

Pennsylvania Bar Admission Rules.

Provenance

Source: www.berkspa.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-30
Edition: 2026-09-30
Content hash: 9c374ccfd13be7e9b9d54c0a2cfa9b439cecf84e9373ab7025fd001ac7881170

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