The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-02-03
RULES OF COURT.
Adopted by the Fulton County Law Associ'
alton on March l3, 1908, Relative
to the Admission OF Members
OF the Bar.

lDOdl u VI LtN EhHUllutES, eACbDJ-
my those admitted pro hac vice
Rule II Any applicant for ad.
mission to the'Bar of this Court,
who is now in good and regular
standing at the Bar of a Court of
Common Pleas of this Com mon
wealth, and after he shall have
practiced therein for at least one
year, may be admitted without
examination upon the certificate
of the County Board of Law Ex-
amlners that he is eligible for ad-
mission under the provisions of
the rules of this Court heretofore
Ill force; but this rule shall not
apply to graduates of law schools,
who shall have been admitted to
a Court of Com mon Pleas upon
their diplomas.
Rule III. Any student, who
on or prior to this date, has be.
gun the study Of law, under the
rules governing the admissions
to the Bar of this county, may ap.
ply to the County Board of Law
Examiners for examination and
admission to the Bar of thus Court
at such date as he would have
been entitled to prior to the adop.
tion of these rules; and the certiti-
cate of the County Board of Law
Examiners shall be conclusive
evidence of his eligibility for ad.
mission to the Bar Of this Court
upon examination.
Rule ". No person shall be
registered as a student at law for
the purpose of becoming entitled
to admission to the Bar Of this
County until he shall have salts.
fed the County Board of Law EX
aminers that he is of good moral
character, and shall have passed
a preliminary examination upon
the following subjects: (D Eng
lish language and literature; @
Outlines of universal history; O.
History of England and of the Uni
ted States; a. Arithmetic, alge.
bra through quadratics, and plane
geometry; (5) Modern geogra-
ply; (6) The first four books OF
Caesars Commentaries, the first
six books of the ,Aeneid, and the
first four orations Of Cicero
against Catiline.
Every such candidate shall pay
to the Fulton County Law Libra
ny fee of ten dollars, and upon
receiving certificate recommend
Ing his registra ton and certify
ing that he is qualified to begin
the study of the law, shall cause
his name, age, place of residence,
and the name Of his preceptor,
or the law school in which he pro.
poses to pursue his studies, TO be
registered with the Prothonotary
of the county.
Rule V. Candidates for admls.
sion, who have spent at least three
years after registration in the
study of law, either by attend
ance upon the regular course Of
a law school, offering at least
three years course, or partly in
a law school, and rarity in the
office of a practicing Attorney,
or by the bona fide service of
regular clerkship IN the Office of a
practiclng Attorney, shall be ell
gible to appear for examination
for admission to the Bar of this
Court upon complying with the
following requirements:
/. A candidate for registration
or admission shall give personal
notice to the County Board of Law
Examiners at least 30 days prior
to regula,' meeting of his in.
tended application for reglstra.
ton or admission.
>. He must file a certificate,
signed by at least three members
Of the Bar, in good standing, in
the county in which he resides,
that he is personally known to
them, and that they believe him
to be of good moral character.
3. A certificate from the dean
of the law school or preceptor
that he has been regular in at.
tendance ind pursued the study
OF the law with diligence from the
time of his registration.
Rule vi. Every applicant tor