Rule 1-101 Statement of purpose.

When the Supreme Court wants to create, change, or get rid of rules about how courts and lawyers operate, it follows a set process. This rule explains why that process exists. It gives the court a clear method for reviewing and deciding on new rules, so changes are made carefully and consistently.

For everyday people, this rule does not affect a specific case or legal right. Instead, it works behind the scenes to make sure the rules that govern courts and legal practice are created in an organized way. It helps keep the rule making process fair and predictable.