United States v. Jose E. Panzardi Alvarez, A/K/A \Polo\

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• recognizing that, although the one case per year rule is unconstitutional, a court may in its discretion deny pro hac vice application because of unethical conduct
• approving district court use of ethical guidelines to refuse admission while disapproving use of purely numerical limitations
• \rote application\ of rule denying appearance of chosen out-of-state attorney was an abuse of discretion denying constitutional right to attorney of choice
• simple numerical limitation of pro hac vice appearances violated defendant’s right to retain counsel of choice where there was no record that allowing such admissions would have inhibited the fair and orderly administration of justice

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