Filing Amicus Brief Rules

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Lawyers must be admitted to practice in Kentucky to submit an amicus brief to the Kentucky Court of Appeals. However, those admitted pro hac vice can also file, provided they comply with Kentucky Supreme Court Rule 3.030. Consult a local attorney for specific guidance.

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Does a lawyer have to be admitted to practice in kentucky to submit an amicus brief to the kentucky court of appeals?
Yes, typically a lawyer must be admitted to practice in the jurisdiction where they are submitting an amicus brief. However, exceptions may apply. Please consult with a local attorney.
Can a lawyer file an amicus brief if he is admitted to practice in Kentucky pro hac vice?
Yes, a lawyer admitted pro hac vice in Kentucky can file an amicus brief. However, they must comply with Kentucky Supreme Court Rule *.*.
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