Rule 12.2 Methods of Seeking Review
Title 12 Review by Supreme Court
Rule Text
(a) Two Methods for Seeking Review of Board Decisions. The methods for seeking Supreme Court review of Board decisions entered under rule 11.12(c) are review as a matter of right, called “appeal,” and review with Court permission, called “discretionary review.” Both “appeal” and “discretionary review” are called “review.”
(b) Power of Court Not Affected. This rule does not affect the Court’s power to review any Board decision recommending suspension or revocation and to exercise its inherent and exclusive jurisdiction over the LLLT discipline and disability system. The Court notifies the respondent LLLT and disciplinary counsel of the Court’s intent to exercise sua sponte review within 90 days of the Court receiving notice of the decision under rule 3.5(a), rule 7.1(h), or otherwise.
[Adopted effective January 7, 2016 as an interim rule; Adopted effective October 28, 2025 as a permanent rule.]