US · rules
D. Or. LR 83-4
Special Admissions - Government Attorneys
(a)
Attorneys employed by the United States, Indian treaty tribes, a state, or any agency of these sovereigns, may be admitted without having to: (1) pay the admission application fee; (2) associate with an attorney admitted to general practice in this court; (3) be admitted to the Oregon State Bar; and (4) certify having professional liability insurance.
(b)
Attorneys specially admitted under this section must be active members in good standing in a state, territorial, or tribal bar.
(c)
Admission under LR 83-4 terminates when an attorney's qualifying employment under LR 83-4(a) ends. The attorney must notify the Clerk's Office when the qualifying employment ends.
History
March 1, 2014: LR 83-4: Changed "LR 83-1(c) and LR 83-2" to "LR 83-1(c), LR 83-2, and LR 83-3(a)(3)." September 4, 2025: LR 83-4: Added subsection numerals (a), (b), and (c). September 4, 2025: LR 83-4(a): Replaced "who represent" with "employed by" before "the United States." Replaced "appear in a case without" with "be admitted without" before "having to." After "having to" deleted "comply with LR 83-1(c), LR 83-2, and LR 83-3(a)(3)" and inserted "(1) pay the admission application fee; (2) associate with an attorney admitted to general practice in this courts; (3) be admitted to the Oregon State Bar; and (4) certify having professional liability insurance." September 4, 2025: LR 83-4(b): New subsection. Added "Attorneys specially admitted under this section must be active members in good standing in a state, territorial, or tribal bar." September 4, 2025: LR 83-4(c): New subsection. Added "Admission under LR 83-4 terminates when an attorney's qualifying employment under LR 83-4(a) ends. The attorney must notify the Clerk's Office when the qualifying employment ends."
Provenance
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- 2026-09-18
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