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Back to question index 30. What if the Bar opposes a lawyer’s petition?

April 26, 2017bar index Lawyer opposes petition

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Back to question index 30. What if the Bar opposes a lawyer’s petition?

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• The district court conducts a hearing at which the lawyer has the burden of demonstrating by a preponderance of the evidence that he or she has met each of the criteria set in Rule 14-525, or if not, that there is good and sufficient reason why the lawyer should nevertheless be reinstated or readmitted.