Rule 118. CERTIFICATE

The out-of-state attorney shall present such certificate to the judge of the trial court where the out-of-state attorney will assist in proceedings. The judge shall enter an order setting forth the form and manner in which the out-of-state attorney is authorized to participate in proceedings. Before entering such order authorizing an out-of-state attorney to assist in proceedings pursuant to these Rules, the judge shall require the out- of-state attorney to take the oath prescribed by Part B, Section 16 of the Rules Governing Admission to the Practice of Law. If the out-of-state attorney will be assisting the Attorney General, a district attorney, solicitor-general, solicitor, or public defender, the judge shall further require of the out-of-state attorney an oath similar to the oath required by an attorney employed by such public official. A copy of this Court's certificate, the oath or oaths, and the judge's order authorizing an out-of-state attorney to assist in proceedings pursuant to these Rules shall be kept on file in the office of the clerk of the court where such authority is to be exercised. If the out-of-state attorney is authorized to assist in more than one court within a judicial circuit, a certified copy of the Court's certificate, the oath or oaths, and the judge's order shall be filed with each clerk of court.