Government Attorneys
Many jurisdictions provide limited or temporary admission for lawyers who work for a government employer. These paths usually let eligible lawyers practice for that employer without taking the local bar exam or seeking full admission on motion. Related rules may also appear under legal services, house counsel, or military admission.
The map below marks jurisdictions with a distinct government-attorney admission rule and links to each state page:
| States with government attorney rules | |
| States without a separate government attorney rule |
Hover a state for details, click to open the page.