Superior Court Rule 302 governs special admissions to the Virgin Islands Bar and authorizes the following departments or agencies, or their authorized legal representatives, to petition the Superior Court for the special admission of attorneys: In accordance with Superior Court Rule 302(a), an individual seeking special admissions in the capacity as an employee of the moving department or agency may, in the discretion of the Court, be specially admitted provided that he/she is: Pursuant to Superior Court Rule 302(c) and (d), respectively, an attorney who has been specially admitted under the provisions of Superior Court Rule 302 shall, at all times, be subjected to the direction and control of the moving department or agency, which shall immediately notify the Court of the termination of the attorney’s employment. Further, upon receipt of said notification, the Court shall enter an order vacating the special admission, provided however, that the Court may also terminate any special admission for cause or in the interests of justice, consistent with due process.

Finally, an attorney specially admitted shall not hold himself out as a regular member of the Virgin Islands Bar, and must promptly notify the Court in writing of the termination of the employment upon which the special admission was based.