Opinion
2:10-CV-02414-KJM-KJN
12-22-2021
Joseph Hardesty, et al., Plaintiffs v. Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District, et al. Defendants
Pro Hac Vice Attorney Justin P. Tschoepe Yetter Coleman, LLP Glenn W. Peterson Peterson Watts Law Group
Pro Hac Vice Attorney
Justin P. Tschoepe
Yetter Coleman, LLP
Glenn W. Peterson
Peterson Watts Law Group
APPLICATION FOR PRO HAC VICE AND PROPOSED ORDER
Pursuant to Local Rule 180(b)(2) of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California, Justin P. Tschoepe hereby applies for permission to appear and participate as counsel in the above entitled action on behalf of the following party or parties: Joseph Hardesty, et al.
On 11/04/2011 (date), I was admitted to practice and presently in good standing in the Texas State Court (court). A certificate of good standing from that court is submitted in conjunction with this application. I have not been disbarred or formally censured by a court of record or by a state bar association; and there are not disciplinary proceedings against me.
[ ] I have / [√] I have not concurrently or within the year preceding this application made a pro hac vice application to this court. (If you have made a pro hac vice application to this court within the last year, list the name and case No. of each matter in which an application was made, the date of application and whether granted or denied.)
ORDER
The Pro Hac Vice Application is APPROVED. The Pro Hac Vice Attorney is DIRECTED to request filing access through PACER.
Re: Justin Pierce Tschoepe, State Bar Number 24079480
To Whom It May Concern:
This is to certify that Justin Pierce Tschoepe was licensed to practice law in Texas on November 04, 2011, and is an active member in good standing with the State Bar of Texas. "Good standing" means that the attorney is current on payment of Bar dues; has met Minimum Continuing Legal Education requirements; and is not presently under either administrative or disciplinary suspension from the practice of law.
This certification expires 30 days from the date, unless sooner revoked or rendered invalid by operation of rule or law.