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9th Cir. R. 46-1

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46-1.1. Forms for Written Motions

Written motions for admission to the bar of the Court shall be on the form approved by the Court

and furnished by the Clerk. (Rev. 7/93)

46-1.2. Time for Application

Any attorney who causes a case to be docketed in this Court or who enters an appearance in this

Court, and who is not already admitted to the Bar of the Court, shall simultaneously apply for

admission. (Rev. 7/93)

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2026-09-18
Edition
2026-09-18
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59c47e2a4b16d523e49d58927aaa24eb8a458433aba1943444baa2442138a759
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