B-1, r. 3.1 - Code of Professional Conduct of Lawyers

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80. Unless all the parties consent and it is in the interests of justice that the lawyer do so, a lawyer must not appear or plead before a judge or a person who exercises an adjudicative function if:
(1)  the judge or person has an interest in the firm within which the lawyer engages in his professional activities;
(2)  the part-time judge or the person engages in his professional activities within the same firm; or
(3)  the judge or person is related to, or allied with the lawyer within the meaning of the rules concerning recusation in the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01).
O.C. 129-2015, s. 80; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).
80. Unless all the parties consent and it is in the interests of justice that the lawyer do so, a lawyer must not appear or plead before a judge or a person who exercises an adjudicative function if:
(1)  the judge or person has an interest in the firm within which the lawyer engages in his professional activities;
(2)  the part-time judge or the person engages in his professional activities within the same firm; or
(3)  the judge or person is related to, or allied with the lawyer within the meaning of the rules concerning recusation in the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25).
O.C. 129-2015, s. 80.