Attorney

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This record was last updated on July 19, 2019, before 2022. It may be out of date — confirm with the board.
Exam
State exam
Education
Degree
Experience
None
Background check
None

Supreme Court Rules 201, 202, and 204 establish three classes of membership: regular, special, and pro hac vice. Pro Hac Vice Admissions - Attorneys are admitted to the Virgin Islands Bar pursuant to the provisions of Supreme Court Rule 201. Special Admissions - Attorneys are specially admitted to the Virgin Islands Bar pursuant to the provisions of Virgin Islands Supreme Court Rule 202. This includes the following types: · Federal or Territorial Department or Agency, or Specified Public Interest Organization Attorneys admitted to practice law pursuant to Rule 202. · Limited Permission to Practice as In-house Counsel pursuant to Rule 202.1. · Limited Permission to Practice as Foreign Legal Consultant pursuant to Rule 202.2. · Limited Permission to Practice as a Legal Intern pursuant to Rule 202.3. · Special Admission for Military Spouses pursuant to Rule 202.4. Regular Admissions - Attorneys are admitted to the Virgin Islands Bar pursuant to the provisions of Supreme Court Rule 204. This includes applicants seeking admission by exam or by admission on motion.

Requirements reported by the state

Licence type
Stand-alone license
Exam
State exam required
Education
Degree required
Continuing education
No continuing education requirement
Certification
No mention of certification
Experience
No experience
Background check
No criminal record requirements
Physical requirement
No physical requirements

Issuing body

Department
Supreme Court of The United States Virgin Islands
Last updated
July 19, 2019

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Source and verification

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