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The Coast Guard Court of Criminal Appeals does not have a standing bar to which you can apply for admission. This Court relies upon Rule 9(c) of the Courts of Criminal Appeals Joint Rules of Appellate Procedure, which provides that "upon entering an appearance, counsel shall be deemed admitted pro hac vice, subject to filing a certificate setting forth required qualifications if directed by the Court." Rule 12(a) provides that the filing of any pleading relative to a case constitutes notice of appearance of counsel signing the filing. When you represent someone in a case before this Court, you simply file a notice of appearance in that case along with a certificate stating your qualifications, per Rule 9(a), in order to be deemed admitted pro hac vice.
CGCCA Rules of Appellate Procedure with JRAP (Mar 2025)

Title	Publication Number	Publication Date
UNITED STATES V KEALA - UNPUBLISHED	Docket No. 1111	12/7/1999
UNITED STATES V MARCHAND - 56 MJ 630	Docket No. 1112	12/5/2001
UNITED STATES V GOMEZ - UNPUBLISHED	Docket No. 1113	8/16/1999
UNITED STATES V PERRON - 53 MJ 774	Docket No. 1115	8/28/2000
UNITED STATES V PERRON - 56 MJ 582	Docket No. 1115	10/1/2001
UNITED STATES V REDLINSKI - 56 MJ 508	Docket No. 1116	10/30/2001
UNITED STATES V REDLINSKI - 59 MJ 562	Docket No. 1116	6/24/2003
UNITED STATES V OUIMETTE - 52 MJ 691	Docket No. 1117	2/10/2000
UNITED STATES V ROWLAND - UNPUBLISHED	Docket No. 1118	1/6/2000
UNITED STATES V DEWEY - UNPUBLISHED	Docket No. 1119	2/28/2000
UNITED STATES V ANDERSON - UNPUBLISHED	Docket No. 1120	2/28/2000
UNITED STATES V STRICKLAND - UNPUBLISHED	Docket No. 1121	3/29/2000
UNITED STATES V OSUNA - 56 MJ 620	Docket No. 1122	10/28/2001
UNITED STATES V OSUNA - 58 MJ 879	Docket No. 1122	4/9/2003
UNITED STATES V PHILLIPS - 56 MJ 771	Docket No. 1123	3/13/2002

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Oral Arguments

Pursuant to U.S. Department of Defense Standard carrying out Article 140a, Uniform Code of Military Justice [10 U.S.C. s. 940a] (revised, January 2025), an audio recording of an oral argument will typically be made publicly accessible. Audio recordings for oral arguments after the effective date of this new rule (January 2025) are below. As part of this requirement, a military service provides a mechanism by which a written transcript may be made available upon request. Contact HQS-DG-LST-CG-LMJ@uscg.mil with the reason for the request.

Parties	Docket	Audio File	Date
U.S. v. Ray	1498	MP3	2025/05/13
U.S. v. Kelley	1495	MP3	2025/03/26

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