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Application to Appear Pro Hac Vice — USA v. Kathryn Petralia (Eastern District of Texas, Document 62)

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An Application to Appear Pro Hac Vice, filed 02/25/25 as Document 62 in the case styled USA v. Kathryn Petralia, Robert Frohwein, and Spencer Robinson, Case # 4:21-CV-110-SDJ, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. Christopher B. Mead applies to represent defendant Spencer Robinson and states that he was admitted to practice in Maryland on 12/20/1985, that he is in good standing and that he has no pending grievances or criminal charges. He lists admission to several federal courts. The form carries an oath and a deputy clerk approval stamp dated 2/14/2025, followed by instructions for docketing the approved application.

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“Application to Appear Pro Hac Vice — USA v. Kathryn Petralia (Eastern District of Texas, Document 62).” Original at ecf.txed.uscourts.gov. Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/court-filing-pietschner-v-kabbage-dkt-62-e-d-tex-2e56f25dd0/, SHA-256 2eb2bc20b3df882f748b29fdc1dc380ed060d1631af61637cbe66a3021e37320.

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Case 4:21-cv-00110-SDJ Document 62- Filed 02/25/25 Page1of2PagelD#: 414

EDTX PHVAPP (04-2024)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS By Nakisha Love at 4:57 pm, Feb 14, 202

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APPLICATION TO APPEAR PRO HAC VICE

1. This application is being made for the following: Case # 4:21-CV-110-SDJ
Style/Parties: USA v. Kathryn Petralia, Robert Frohwein, and Spencer Robinson

Applicant is representing the following party(ies): Spencer Robinson
Applicant was admitted to practice in Maryland (state) on 12/20/1985 (date).

Applicant is in good standing and is otherwise eligible to practice law before this court.

Applicant is not currently suspended or disbarred in any court.

. Applicant Ohas @has not (choose one) had an application for admission to practice before
another court denied. If so, give complete information on a separate page.
7. Applicant Qhas @has not (choose one) ever had the privilege to practice before another
court suspended. If so, give complete information on a separate page.

8. Applicant Ohas @has not (choose one) been disciplined by a court or Bar Association or
committee thereof that would reflect unfavorably upon applicant’s conduct, competency, or
fitness as a member of the Bar. If so, give complete information on a separate page.

9, Describe in detail on a separate page any charges, arrests, or convictions for criminal
offense(s) filed against you. Omit minor traffic offenses and misdemeanor offenses committed

prior to age 18. (See Page 3)
10. Applicant has no pending grievances or criminal charges.
11. Applicant has been admitted to practice in the following courts:
USCA DC, 4th, 7th, 11th, and Federal Circuit; USDC-DC, EDVA, MD
12. Applicant has read and will comply with the Local Rules of the Eastern District of Texas,
including Rule AT-3, the “Standards of Practice to be Observed by Attorneys.”

13. Applicant understands that, if approved, the admission is limited to appearing in the case
specified above only.

Application Oath:
I, Christopher B. Mead do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the above

information is true; that I will discharge the duties of attorney and counselor of this court
faithfully; that I will demean myself uprightly under the law and th highest ethics of our
profession; and that I will support and defend onstitution of the Onrjted States,

Date: » 7 C- DS Signature:

Application Continued on Page 2
Case 4:21-cv-00110-SDJ Document 62 Filed 02/25/25 Page 2of2PagelD#: 415

EDTX PHVAPP (04-2024)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS

APPLICATION TO APPEAR PRO HAC VICE

Full Name: Christopher B. Mead
State Bar No.: MD Bar #8512010419
Address: 555 13th Street NW Suite 500W
Washington DC 20004
Phone: 202-628-4199
Fax: 202-628-4177 ~
Email: cmead@schertlerlaw.com

This application has been approved for the court on: 2/14/2025

David A. O’ Toole, Clerk
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Texas

Deputy Clerk

Application Instructions

1. You must obtain approval of your application before you docket it to the case. To request
review, email the completed application to phv@txed.uscourts.gov.

2. Once approved, docket the version that bears the deputy clerk’s approval stamp using the
Notice of Attorney Appearance — Pro Hac Vice event (the docket event will collect the $100
fee). NOTE: If you do not already have e-filing privileges in this district, after you obtain
approval of your pro hac vice application as required in Step 1 above, go to Pacer.gov, log into
Manage My Account and select the Maintenance tab. Then choose Attorney Admissions/E-
File Registration, select our court, and apply/register for Pro Hac Vice. E-filing requests
received prior to approval of the pro hac vice application form will be rejected.

Email Application


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