Rule II-1 Classification and Roster of Members

(a) Classes of Membership. There are four classes of membership in the Alaska Bar Association:

(1) Active Members. Any person admitted to the practice of law in Alaska and membership in the Alaska Bar Association is an active member and shall maintain active membership status unless the member:

(A) transfers, or is transferred, to inactive or retired status;

(B) resigns from Association membership;

(C) is placed on interim disability or disability inactive status; or

(D) is suspended or disbarred.

(2) Inactive Members. Inactive membership in the Alaska Bar is limited to members who no longer engage in the practice of law or hold judicial office or any other legal position in the State of Alaska.

(3) Retired Members. Retired membership in the Alaska Bar is limited to former active or inactive members of the Alaska Bar who are 65 years of age or older and who no longer engage in the practice of law or hold judicial office or any other legal position in the State of Alaska or any other jurisdiction.

(4) Honorary Members. Deserving Alaskan citizens, not already a member of the Bar, and distinguished visitors who have contributed to the purposes of the Alaska Bar Association may be accorded honorary membership in the Association upon a vote of the members of the Board or a majority of the members in attendance at an annual business meeting of the Bar.

(b) Roster of Members. The Association shall keep a roster for the enrollment of all members of the Alaska Bar. The roster shall contain such information as the Board may determine to be proper and desirable.