3.490 Mental disability in absence of misconduct--Deleted

This rule no longer exists. It used to deal with situations where a lawyer had a mental disability but had not done anything wrong professionally. At some point, the Kentucky Supreme Court removed this rule from the books entirely.

Because the rule was deleted, it has no effect on anyone today. If you are looking into a case or an issue involving a lawyer's mental fitness to practice, you will need to look at whatever current rules have replaced this one. The note explains that Kentucky's court rules have been renamed and renumbered a few times over the years, so old rule numbers like this one may no longer match up with current rules.

If you're trying to research a specific issue about attorney discipline or mental health concerns affecting a lawyer's ability to practice, you should look at the current Rules of the Supreme Court of Kentucky rather than relying on this old, deleted rule.