Rule 132. Membership in Cherokee Nation Bar required to practice before Cherokee Nation Courts—Qualifications for membership
Cite as: 20 CNCA app. I, r. 132
No person shall practice as an attorney and counselor-at-law in any Court of Cherokee Nation unless said person first obtains membership in the Cherokee Nation Bar Association. An attorney shall submit a certificate certifying the attorney's good standing from a state bar in which the attorney has been admitted. This Court may take into consideration the suspension or disbarment from practice in any other court of law. All members in good standing may be admitted upon making application and submitting themselves to the jurisdiction of Cherokee Nation Courts and subjecting themselves to the contempt powers of Cherokee Nation Courts. Annual dues may be charged for membership in the Cherokee Nation Bar. 5 CNCA § 1
Historical Data
SC–AD–13–01, adopted March 27, 2013.