What does the term "pro hac vice" mean?
For this turn
For the Pope
For the church
For the faith
Answer
"Pro hac vice" means "for this occasion" or "for this specific case". It's a Latin phrase used in legal contexts to refer to the temporary admission of an attorney to practice law in a particular jurisdiction where they are not regularly licensed. This special permission is granted when an attorney needs to represent a client in a court or tribunal where they are not admitted to practice.
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