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The document is an inter-office communication from Scott J. Drexel, Chief Trial Counsel of the State Bar of California, addressing the proposed addition of Rule 2.40 regarding voluntary resignations. It highlights concerns raised by the Supreme Court about attorneys resigning without pending disciplinary charges while being aware of serious felony charges or investigations against them. The document recommends releasing amended versions of Rule 2.40 and a Voluntary Resignation form for an additional public comment period to ensure that attorneys declare under penalty of perjury their eligibility to resign without pending charges.

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