Rule 9.1 Resignation
Title 9: Resignation
Rule Text
A licensee may resign licensure with the Bar by filing a resignation that shall be effective only on acceptance by the Supreme Court. If no inquiries or grievances involving the licensee are under investigation by the Bar, no disciplinary proceedings are pending against the licensee, the licensee is not suspended, disbarred, or on probation pursuant to BR 6.1 or BR 6.2, and the licensee is not charged in any jurisdiction with an offense that is a misdemeanor that may involve moral turpitude, a felony under the laws of this state, or a crime punishable by death or imprisonment under the laws of the United States, the resignation must be on the form set forth in BR 13.6 and shall be filed with Regulatory Counsel. In all other circumstances, the resignation must be on the form set forth in BR 13.7 and shall be filed with Disciplinary Counsel.
Amendment history: (Rule 9.1 amended by Order dated February 5, 2001.) (Rule 9.1 amended by Order dated May 3, 2017, effective January 1, 2018.) (Rule 9.1 amended by Order dated May 22, 2019, effective September 1, 2019.) (Rule 9.1 amended by Order dated December 8, 2020.) (Rule 9.1 amended by Order dated August 17, 2022, effective July 1, 2023.) (Rule 9.1 amended by Order dated October 15, 2025, effective January 1, 2026.)