In Illinois, can a Pro se party petition the Court to appoint her to administer oath under Ill. S. Ct. R. 205(a)(2)?
No, as a party you are disqualified from doing that. Take a look at Rule 205(a)(d)
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No, as a party you are disqualified from doing that. Take a look at Rule 205(a)(d)
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