...admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States, or of any Circuit or District Court of the United States, or of the highest Court of any State or Territory, shall be admitted as attorneys and counsellors of this Court without any such examination. v. Persons...

...cases. (a) Attorneys at law: Any person who is a member in good standing of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States or of the highest court of any State, Territory, or the District of Columbia, and is not under any order of any court suspending, enjoining,...

...license, In proper form. under the seal of the court, as evidence of his authority to practice. 1 pon any satisfactory evidence In support of their application,...in good standing where they reside, may be admitted hero, on taking the like oath and paying a like fee to the clerk. As matter of comity or professional...

...from which he comes admits by comity upon the same conditions a licensed lawyer of this state. Upon satisfactory evidence In support of their application,...or of the highest court of any state or territory, may be admitted to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals on taking the prescribed oath Hawaii....

...from which he comes admits by comity upon the same conditions a licensed lawyer of this state. Upon satisfactory evidence in support of their application,...or of the highest court of any state or territory, may be admitted to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals on taking the prescribed oath Hawaii....

...under the seal of this court, as evidence of his authority to practice. Rule 2. Foreign Attorneys. Upon any satisfactory evidence In support of their...leave of the court, be heard as associate or even aa leading counsel in a single case without being admitted as a regular practitioner. No such Indulgence,...

...under the seal of this court, as evidence of his authority to practice. Rule 2. Foreign Attorneys. Upon any satisfactory evidence in support of their...or of the highest court of any state or territory, lu pood standing where they reside, may be admitted here, on taking the like oath and paying a like...

...this state as said judge of the superior court may require. A fee of $5 is required in either case. Attorneys of any of the courts of the United States...territory, in good standing where they reside, may, upon producing any satisfactory evidence in support of their application, be admitted here upon taking...

...this state as said judge of the superior court may require. A fee of $5 is required in either case. Upon any satisfactory evidence in support of their...in good standing where they reside, may be admitted to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals on taking the oath prescribed for local attorneys and...

...Court who issues the license. Upon any satisfactory evidence in support of their application, ttorneys of any of the courts of the United States, or of the highst court of any state or territory, in good standing where they reide, may be admitted to the Supreme...