Rule 103. Attorneys and Counselors

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Alaska Rules of Court › Alaska Rules of Appellate Procedure › Alaska R. App. P. 103

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(a) All attorneys admitted to practice law in the state of

Alaska are qualified to practice in the appellate courts.

(b) On motion to either appellate court, other attorneys

may be permitted to practice in that court pursuant to Civil

Rule 81(a)(2) and (3). The clerk may determine motions filed

under this section.

(c) If an attorney has been permitted to practice in the

trial court under Civil Rule 81(a)(2), that attorney may be

permitted to practice in the appellate court in the same action

or proceeding without motion, upon filing with the clerk of the

appellate courts a copy of the trial court’s order permitting the

attorney to practice, a copy of the certificate of good standing

which was furnished to the trial court, and a statement of the

name, address and telephone number of the local counsel with

whom the attorney is associated.

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Rule 103. Attorneys and Counselors · Alaska R. App. P. 103 | Frix