Printer-Friendly Version Article 1: Admission Rules for the Practice of Law. (Amended July 25, 2013, effective August 1, 2013; amended February 12, 2020.) Preamble. § 3-100. Supreme Court jurisdiction. § 3-101. Definitions. § 3-102. Nebraska State Bar Commission; terms; duties. § 3-103. Director of admissions; duties. § 3-104. Meetings of Commission. § 3-105. Records. § 3-106. Communications in official confidence; immunity. § 3-107. Fees; per diem and reimbursement of expenses of Commission. § 3-108. Commission finances. § 3-109. Disaster preparation. § 3-110. Rules and regulations. § 3-111. Commission reports. § 3-112. Essential eligibility requirements for practice of law. § 3-113. Examination and motion applicants; minimum qualifications; refund. § 3-114. Application for admission by examination applicants. § 3-115. Reasonable accommodation. § 3-116. Investigation of applicants. § 3-117. Examination. § 3-118. Applicant's failure of examination. § 3-119. Application for admission by attorney/Class 1-A, 1-B, 1-C, 1-D, and 1-E motion applicants. § 3-120. Conditional admission. § 3-121. Application for waiver of provisions. § 3-122. Pro hac vice admission. § 3-123. Review by Commission. § 3-124. Administration of oaths; power of subpoena. § 3-125. Burden of proof on applicants. § 3-126. Appeal to Supreme Court; procedure. § 3-127. Confidentiality. § 3-128. Swearing in of applicants. § 3-129. Resignation; readmission. Appendix A - Character and fitness standardsAppendix B - Motion for pro hac vice admission and oathAppendix C - Policy on applicants with a disabilityAppendix D - Nebraska State Bar Commission emergency preparedness planAppendix E - Fees for Nebraska State BarAppendix F - Motion and application for pro hac vice admission in an agency, department, board, or commission Book traversal links for Article 1: Admission Rules for the Practice of Law. ‹ CHAPTER 3: ATTORNEYS AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW Up Preamble. ›
