Section 176.1005 Right to Counsel
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 14 COMMERCE › CHAPTER I: SECRETARY OF STATE › Part 176 NOTARY PUBLIC RECORDS › Section 176.1005 Right to Counsel
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Section 176.1005 Right to Counsel
a) Attorneys
Must be Licensed or 711 Students. Any party may appear and be heard through an
attorney at law licensed to practice in the State of Illinois, or any law
student licensed under Supreme Court Rule 711, in any hearing in any matter
involving the exercise or legal skill of knowledge.
b) Pro
Hac Vice. Attorneys admitted to practice in states other than the State of
Illinois may appear and be heard in a specific hearing, upon the attorney's
verbal representations or written documentation as to the attorney's
admittance, by special leave of the Director of Administrative Hearings or a
designee, pursuant to an Order pro hac vice, as authorized by Supreme Court
Rule 707 and Rule 5.5 of the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct.
c) Pro
Se. A natural person may appear and represent oneself instead of
representation by an attorney.
d) Corporations,
Limited Liability Companies, and Partnerships. A corporation, association,
limited liability company, or partnership must appear by legal counsel licensed
to practice in the State of Illinois or appearing pro hac vice.
e) The standard of conduct
shall be the same as before all Courts of Illinois.
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