Cite as: 5 CNCA § 4

A. Any attorney, recognized as such under the laws of any other Indian nation or tribe, eligible for membership in the Cherokee Nation Bar, and in good standing where so recognized and admitted to practice law, may, on special occasions, be allowed, by permission of the presiding judge, to appear before any Courts of this Nation.

B. Any regularly-admitted practicing attorney in the courts of record of a state other than Oklahoma who has business in the Courts of this Nation may, on motion and at the discretion of the Judge presiding over the case, be admitted to practice before the Cherokee Nation Court for the purpose of said business only. Before practicing law in Cherokee Nation Courts, each specially admitted attorney must take the oath prescribed in 5 CNCA § 2 and must appear in the Court with an attorney who is a resident of or who maintains a law office within the State of Oklahoma, duly and regularly admitted to the Oklahoma Bar Association upon whom service may be had in all matters connected with said action, with the same effect as if personally made on such foreign attorney. Specially admitted attorneys will be subject to the removal power provided in 5 CNCA § 3.