Rule 413 - Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement
- Rule 1 - Purpose
- Rule 2 - Terminology
- Rule 3 - The Commission on Lawyer Conduct
- Rule 4 - Organization and Authority of the Commission
- Rule 5 - Disciplinary Counsel
- Rule 6 - Commission Counsel
- Rule 7 - Grounds for Discipline; Sanctions Imposed; Deferred Discipline Agreement
- Rule 8 - Proof
- Rule 9 - Civil Rules Applicable
- Rule 10 - Right to Counsel
- Rule 11 - Ex Parte Contacts
- Rule 12 - Access to Disciplinary Information
- Rule 13 - Immunity from Civil Suits
- Rule 14 - Time, Service and Filing
- Rule 15 - Oaths; Subpoena Power
- Rule 16 - Lawyers Charged with or Convicted of a Crime
- Rule 17 - Interim Suspension
- Rule 18 - Notification to Complainant; No Right to Review
- Rule 19 - Screening and Investigation
- Rule 20 - Use of Allegations from Dismissed Cases
- Rule 21 - Discipline by Consent
- Rule 23 - Answer
- Rule 24 - Failure to Answer; Failure to Appear
- Rule 25 - Discovery
- Rule 26 - Hearing
- Rule 27 - Review by Supreme Court
- Rule 28 - Cases Involving Allegations of Mental or Physical Incapacity and/or the Inability to Participate in a Disciplinary Investigation or Assist in the Defense of Formal Proceedings
- Rule 29 - Reciprocal Discipline and Reciprocal Incapacity Inactive Status
- Rule 30 - Duties Following Disbarment, Suspension, or Permanent Resignation
- Rule 31 - Order of Receivership
- Rule 32 - Reinstatement Following a Definite Suspension of Less Than Nine Months
- Rule 33 - Reinstatement Following a Definite Suspension for Nine Months or More or Disbarment
- Rule 34 - Employment Of Lawyers Who are Debarred, Disbarred, Suspended,Transferred To Incapacity Inactive Status, Or Permanently Resigned In Lieu Of Discipline
- Rule 35 - Resignation in Lieu of Discipline