Rule 3 - Hearing Panel
- Rule 3 - Hearing Panel
- Rule 3.1 - Membership
- Rule 3.2 - Quorum
- Rule 3.3 - Hearings on formal charges
- Rule 3.4 - Prehearing Discovery and Time and place of hearing
- Rule 3.5 - Notice of hearings
- Rule 3.6 - Conduct of hearing
- Rule 3.7 - Standard of proof
- Rule 3.8 - Subpoena and contempt power
- Rule 3.9 - Record of hearings
- Rule 3.10 - Recommended disposition by Hearing Panel
- Rule 3.11 - Response to recommended disposition
- Rule 3.12 - Consent to recommended disposition
- Rule 3.13 - Objection to recommended disposition
- Rule 3.14 - Grounds for discipline
- Rule 3.15 - Permissible sanctions
- Rule 3.16 - Factors to be considered in imposing sanctions
- Rule 3.17 - Effect of suspension or annulment
- Rule 3.18 - Conviction of crime that reflects adversely on a lawyer's honesty, trustworthiness or fitness
- Rule 3.19 - Conviction of felony that does not reflect adversely on a lawyer's honesty trustworthiness or fitness as a lawyer in other respects
- Rule 3.20 - Reciprocal discipline
- Rule 3.21 - Judicial determination of incompetency
- Rule 3.22 - Reinstatement from administrative suspension for incompetency
- Rule 3.23 - Complaint alleging disability
- Rule 3.24 - Reinstatement following administrative suspension for disability
- Rule 3.25 - Disbarment by consent
- Rule 3.26 - Voluntary resignation or inactive status
- Rule 3.27 - Extraordinary proceedings
- Rule 3.28 - Duties of disbarred or suspended lawyers
- Rule 3.29 - Appointment of Trustee
- Rule 3.30 - Requirements for reinstatement
- Rule 3.31 - Automatic reinstatement
- Rule 3.32 - Reinstatement procedure following suspension
- Rule 3.33 - Reinstatement procedure following annulment