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Upon the imposition of sentence and entry of a judgment of conviction, Bar Counsel shall inform the Supreme Court and attach a certified copy of the judgment of conviction or a certified copy of the transcript reflecting the conviction.
Rule 19-407 - Attorney Trust Account Record-Keeping (a) Creation of Records. The following records shall be created and maintained for the receipt and disbursement of funds of clients or of third persons: (1)Attorney Trust Account Identification.
Concerns about a Maryland Judge The Commission on Judicial Disabilities is an independent body with the power to investigate complaints against Maryland judges and, when warranted, conduct hearings about complaints and take certain actions or recommend other actions to the Supreme Court of Maryland.
The Attorney Grievance Commission was established in 1975 to oversee the discipline of Maryland attorneys and review the conduct of attorneys to determine the need for alternatives to discipline. The Attorney Grievance Commission also seeks to prevent the unauthorized practice of law.
The following defenses shall be made by motion to dismiss filed before the answer, if an answer is required: (1) lack of jurisdiction over the person, (2) improper venue, (3) insufficiency of process, and (4) insufficiency of service of process. If not so made and the answer is filed, these defenses are waived.
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Rule 19-735 - Resignation of Attorney (a)Application. An application to resign from the practice of law in this State shall be submitted in writing under oath to the Supreme Court, with a copy to Bar Counsel.
All records and proceedings of a Peer Review Panel, including all communications, whether written or oral, and all non-criminal conduct, made or occurring at a meeting of a Peer Review Panel, are confidential and not open to public disclosure or inspection.
The Attorney Grievance Commission oversees the conduct of both Maryland attorneys and nonmembers of the Maryland Bar who engage in the practice of law in the State.

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