14.3—Motions
and Responses Related to Disability Matters
- Motions. All proceedings to address disability matters
shall be initiated by way of motion filed by Bar Counsel or respondent.
In addition to the requirements of any other applicable Board
rule, each such motion shall include or have attached thereto:
- a brief statement of all material facts;
- a proposed petition and/or recommendation to be filed with
the Court on behalf of the Board if the movant’s request is
granted by the Board; and
- affidavits, medical reports, official records, or other
documents setting forth or establishing any of the material
facts on which the movant is relying.
- Response. The non-moving party shall file a response
to any motion hereunder setting forth the following:
- all objections, if any, to the actions requested in the
motion;
- an admission, denial or lack of knowledge with respect
to each of the material facts in the movant’s papers; and
- affidavits, medical reports, official records, or other
documents setting forth facts on which the non-moving party
intends to rely for purposes of disputing or denying any material
fact set forth in the movant’s papers. Except as otherwise
provided in any order of the Court or the Board, the response
shall be served and filed within fourteen (14) days after
service of the motion unless such time is shortened or enlarged
by the Chair of the Board for good cause shown.
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