(a)Other Rules. Rule 5 shall not apply if another rule expressly exempts a case or proceeding from requiring pro hac vice admission. These rules include, without limitation, Rule 3.06 of the Rules of Juvenile Protection Procedure (attorneys representing Indian tribes in juvenile protection cases), Rule 3.09 of the Rules of Adoption Procedure (attorneys representing Indian tribes in adoption cases), and Rule 45.06(b) of the Rules of Civil Procedure (application for a subpoena for use in an action pending outside Minnesota).(b)Fee Waiver. (1)Pro Bono Representation. A lawyer who represents a person with limited means and will not charge an attorney fee in the case or seek or receive attorney fee reimbursement in the case in which the lawyer seeks admission pro hac vice shall not be required to pay the fee set forth in Rule 5 .0 l(a)(2). (2)Public Attorney. A lawyer who is representing a federal, state, or local government entity shall not be required to pay the fee set forth in Rule 5.0l(a)(2). (3)Other Fee Waivers Prohibited. No other requests to waive the pro hac vice fee shall be made to or granted by the Board of Law Examiners, including for related cases that involve one or more common questions of fact or law.Adopted effective 6/1/2021.