Utah State Courts

Judicial Council Rules of Judicial Administration

Chapter 1 Judicial Council Organization.

Article 1. General Provisions

• Rule 1-101 General definitions - Rules of construction.
• Rule 1-102 Role and objectives of the Council.

Article 2. Judicial Council Organization

• Rule 1-201 Membership - Election.
• Rule 1-202 Officers - Secretariat.
• Rule 1-203 Responsibilities of the presiding officer.
• Rule 1-204 Executive committees.
• Rule 1-205 Standing and ad hoc committees.

Article 3. Boards of Judges

• Rule 1-301 Established - Composition.
• Rule 1-302 Membership - Officers - Secretariat.
• Rule 1-303 Internal procedures and organization.
• Rule 1-304 General authority and duties.
• Rule 1-305 Board of Senior Judges.

Chapter 2 Judicial Council Procedure.

Article 1.Council Meetings

• Rule 2-101 Rules for the conduct of Council meetings.
• Rule 2-102 Council agenda.
• Rule 2-103 Open and closed Council meetings.
• Rule 2-104 Minutes of Council meetings.
• Rule 2-105 Referral to committee or Board.
• Rule 2-106-01 Goals of performance evaluation for judicial self improvement.
• Rule 2-106-02 Criteria for judicial self improvement.
• Rule 2-106-03 Information for judicial self improvement.
• Rule 2-106-04 Self improvement process.
• Rule 2-106-05 Administration of the performance evaluation program for judicial self improvement.

Article 2. Rulemaking Procedure

• Rule 2-201 Purpose of rules and resolutions.
• Rule 2-202 Format for rules.
• Rule 2-203 Forty-five day comment period.
• Rule 2-204 Local supplemental rules.
• Rule 2-205 Emergency rulemaking procedure.
• Rule 2-206 Effective date of rules.
• Rule 2-207 Annual rulemaking and review of the Code.
• Rule 2-208 Publication and distribution.
• Rule 2-209 Suspension of procedures.
• Rule 2-210 Failure to comply with procedures.
• Rule 2-211 Compliance with the Code of Judicial Administration and the Code of Judicial Conduct.
• Rule 2-212 Communication with the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel.

Chapter 3 Administration of the Judiciary.

Article 1. Judicial Office

• Rule 3-101 Judicial nominating commissions.
• Rule 3-102 Assumption of judicial office.
• Rule 3-103 Administrative role of judges.
• Rule 3-104 Presiding judges.
• Rule 3-105 REPEALED.
• Rule 3-106 Legislative activities.
• Rule 3-107 Executive branch policy initiatives.
• Rule 3-108 Judicial assistance.
• Rule 3-109 Ethics Advisory Committee.
• Rule 3-110 Repealed and replaced with 2-106.01 through 2-106.05.
• Rule 3-111 Repealed and replaced with 3-111.01 through 3-111.06.
• Rule 3-111-01 Goals of performance evaluation for certification for retention election.
• Rule 3-111-02 Judicial performance evaluation criteria.
• Rule 3-111-03 Standards of judicial performance.
• Rule 3-111-04 Evaluation and certification of judges and commissioners.
• Rule 3-111-05 Evaluation and certification of senior judges.
• Rule 3-111-06 Administration of the judicial performance evaluation and certification program.
• Rule 3-112 Justice Court Standards Committee.
• Rule 3-113 Senior judges.
• Rule 3-114 Judicial outreach.
• Rule 3-115 Committee on resources for self-represented parties.
• Rule 3-115 REPEALED.

Article 2. Quasi-Judicial Officers

• Rule 3-201 Court commissioners.
• Rule 3-201.02 Court Commissioner Conduct Committee.
• Rule 3-201.6 REPEALED.
• Rule 3-202 Court Referees.

Article 3.Non-Judicial Officers

• Rule 3-301 Court administrators.
• Rule 3-302 Clerk of the Court.
• Rule 3-303 Justice court clerks.
• Rule 3-304 Official court reporters.
• Rule 3-304.01 Substitute certified shorthand reporters.
• Rule 3-305 Official court transcribers.
• Rule 3-306 Court interpreters.
• Rule 3-307 Court notaries.

Article 4. Administrative Services

• Rule 3-401 Office of General Counsel.
• Rule 3-402 Human resources administration.
• Rule 3-403 Judicial branch education.
• Rule 3-404 Public information program.
• Rule 3-405 Contract management.
• Rule 3-406 Budget and fiscal management.
• Rule 3-407 Accounting.
• Rule 3-408 Inventory.
• Rule 3-409. Court facilities planning.
• Rule 3-410 Automated information resource management.
• Rule 3-411 Grant management.
• Rule 3-412 Procurement of goods and services.
• Rule 3-413 Judicial library resources.
• Rule 3-414 Court security.
• Rule 3-415 Auditing.
• Rule 3-416 REPEALED.
• Rule 3-417 Administrative resolution of complaints filed pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Article 5. Judicial Personnel Policies

• Rule 3-501 Insurance benefits upon retirement.
• Rule 3-502 Insurance benefits for surviving spouses and dependent children of deceased justices, judges, and commissioners.
• Rule 3-503 Election to participate in deferred compensation plan.

Chapter 4 Operation of the Courts.

Article 1. Calendar Management

• Rule 4-101. Calendaring court sessions.
• Rule 4-102. REPEALED
• Rule 4-103. Civil calendar management.
• Rule 4-104. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-105. Designation of arraignment area as courtroom.
• Rule 4-106. Electronic conferencing.
• Rule 4-107. REPEALED
• Rule 4-108. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-109. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-110. Transfer of juvenile traffic cases from District and Justice Courts to the Juvenile Court.
• Rule 4-111. Priority of post-conviction petitions in capital cases

Article 2. Court Records, Exhibits and Files

• Rule 4-201. Record of proceedings.
• Rule 4-202. Purpose.
• Rule 4-202.01. Definitions.
• Rule 4-202.02. Records classification.
• Rule 4-202.03. Records access.
• Rule 4-202.04. Request to access a record associated with a case; request to classify a record associated with a case.
• Rule 4-202.05. Request to access an administrative record; research; request to classify an administrative record; request to create an index.
• Rule 4-202.06. Response to request to access or classify a court record.
• Rule 4-202.07. Appeals
• Rule 4-202.08. Fees for records, information, and services.
• Rule 4-202.09. Miscellaneous.
• Rule 4-202.10. Record Sharing.
• Rule 4-202.12. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-203. REPEALED
• Rule 4-204. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-205. Security of court records.
• Rule 4-206. Exhibits.
• Rule 4-207. REPEALED

Article 3. Court Fees

• Rule 4-301. Trust Accounts.
• Rule 4-302. Uniform recommended fine/bail schedule.
• Rule 4-303. Assessment and collection of filing fees in civil cases commenced by the state, its agencies, or political subdivisions.
• Rule 4-304. Assessment and collection of filing fees in matters not commenced by the filing of a complaint or petition.
• Rule 4-305. REPEALED.

Article 4. Internal Court Operations

• Rule 4-401. Media in the courtroom.
• Rule 4-402. Clerical resources.
• Rule 4-403. Signature stamp use.
• Rule 4-404. Jury selection and service.
• Rule 4-405. Juror and witness fees and expenses.
• Rule 4-406. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-407. REPEALED.
• Rule 4-408. Locations of trial courts of record.
• Rule 4-408.01. Responsibility for administration of trial courts.
• Rule 4-409. Council approval of Problem Solving Courts.

Article 5. Civil Practice

• Rule 4-501. REPEALED
• Rule 4-502. REPEALED
• Rule 4-503. REPEALED
• Rule 4-504. REPEALED
• Rule 4-505. REPEALED
• Rule 4-505.01. REPEALED
• Rule 4-506. REPEALED
• Rule 4-507. REPEALED
• Rule 4-508. REPEALED
• Rule 4-509. REPEALED
• Rule 4-510. Alternative dispute resolution.

Article 6. Criminal Practice

• Rule 4-601. REPEALED
• Rule 4-602. Victims' Rights Committees.
• Rule 4-603. REPEALED
• Rule 4-604. REPEALED
• Rule 4-605. REPEALED
• Rule 4-606. REPEALED
• Rule 4-607. REPEALED
• Rule 4-608. REPEALED
• Rule 4-609. Procedure for obtaining fingerprints and Offense Tracking Numbers on defendants who have not been booked in jail.
• Rule 4-610. Appointment of justice court judges to preside at first appearances, preliminary hearings and arraignments in felony cases.
• Rule 4-611. REPEALED
• Rule 4-612. REPEALED
• Rule 4-613. Intercounty jail prisoner transportation.

Article 7. Parking, Traffic and Infraction Cases

• Rule 4-701. Failure to appear.
• Rule 4-702. REPEALED
• Rule 4-703. Outstanding citations and warrants.
• Rule 4-704. Authority of court clerks to extend payment schedule and dismiss citations.
• Rule 4-705. Juvenile traffic and parking offenses.

Article 8. Small Claims Practice

• Rule 4-801. Transfer of small claims cases.
• Rule 4-802. REPEALED
• Rule 4-803. REPEALED

Article 9. Domestic Relations and Juvenile Practice

• Rule 4-901. REPEALED
• Rule 4-902. REPEALED
• Rule 4-903. Uniform custody evaluations.
• Rule 4-904. REPEALED
• Rule 4-905. REPEALED
• Rule 4-906. Guardian ad litem program.
• Rule 4-907. Mandatory divorce education.
• Rule 4-908. Committee on Children and Family Law.
• Rule 4-909. REPEALED
• Rule 4-910. REPEALED
• Rule 4-911. REPEALED
• Rule 4-912. REPEALED
• Rule 4-913. REPEALED

Chapter 5 Appellate Court Operations.

Article 1. Appellate Court Operations. [Reserved.]

Article 2. Court Operations

• Rule 5-201 Requests for enlargement of time by court reporters and court transcribers.

Chapter 6 District Court Operations.

Article 1. General

• Rule 6-101 The Board of District Court Judges.
• Rule 6-102 Election of District Court judges to the Judicial Council.
• Rule 6-103 District court tax judges.

Article 2. Civil

• Rule 6-201 Distribution of trust funds.

Article 3. Criminal

• Rule 6-301 Authority of court commissioner as magistrate.
• Rule 6-302 REPEALED
• Rule 6-303 Collection of fines and restitution.
• Rule 6-304 Grand jury panel.

Article 4. Domestic Relations

• Rule 6-401 Domestic relations commissioners.
• Rule 6-402 REPEALED
• Rule 6-403 REPEALED
• Rule 6-404 REPEALED
• Rule 6-405 REPEALED
• Rule 6-406 REPEALED
• Rule 6-407 REPEALED

Article 5. Probate

• Rule 6-501 Reporting requirements for guardians and conservators.
• Rule 6-502 REPEALED
• Rule 6-503 REPEALED
• Rule 6-504 REPEALED
• Rule 6-505 REPEALED

Article 6. Mental Health

• Rule 6-601 Mental health commissioners.

Chapter 7 Juvenile Court Operations.

Article 1. Juvenile Court Administration

• Rule 7-101 Juvenile Court Board, Executive Committee and Council Representatives.
• Rule 7-102 Duties and authority of Juvenile Court Commissioners.
• Rule 7-103 Renumbered.

Article 2. Juvenile Court Records

• Rule 7-201 REPEALED
• Rule 7-202 Police access to computerized juvenile records.
• Rule 7-203 REPEALED

Article 3. Internal Operations

• Rule 7-301 Intake.
• Rule 7-302 Social studies.
• Rule 7-303 Truancy referrals.
• Rule 7-304 Probation supervision.
• Rule 7-305 Reviews.
• Rule 7-306 REPEALED
• Rule 7-307 Use of money in the restitution fund.
• Rule 7-308 Expungement procedures.

Chapter 8 Circuit Court Operations [Repealed].

Article 1. General Provisions [Repealed]

• Rule 8-101 REPEALED
• Rule 8-102 REPEALED

Article 2. Civil Practice [Repealed]

• Rule 8-201 REPEALED

Article 3. Criminal Practice [Repealed]

• Rule 8-301 REPEALED

Chapter 9 Justice Court Operations.

Article 1. General Provisions

• Rule 9-101 Board of Justice Court Judges.
• Rule 9-102 Caseload report requirements.
• Rule 9-103 Certification of educational requirements.
• Rule 9-104 Salary recommendations.
• Rule 9-105 Justice Court hours.
• Rule 9-106 New judge certification procedure.
• Rule 9-107 Justice court technology, security, and training account.

Article 2. Civil Practice. [Reserved.]

Article 3. Criminal Practice

• Rule 9-301 Record of arraignment and conviction.

Chapter 10 Local Supplemental Rules.

Article 1. District Court Rules

Second District

• Rule 10-1-201 REPEALED
• Rule 10-1-202 Verifying use of jury.
• Rule 10-1-203 REPEALED.

Third District

• Rule 10-1-301 Probate.
• Rule 10-1-302 Limits on fax filing.
• Rule 10-1-303 Parent-time enforcement mediation.
• Rule 10-1-304 Blanket bonds.

Fourth District

• Rule 10-1-401 Management of criminal law and motion calendars.
• Rule 10-1-402 Management of civil law and motion calendars.
• Rule 10-1-403 Pre-trial conference settings in criminal cases.
• Rule 10-1-404 Attendance and assistance of prosecutors in criminal proceedings.
• Rule 10-1-405 Warrants of arrest in aid of commitment.

Fifth District

• Rule 10-1-501 Orders to show cause.

Sixth District

• Rule 10-1-601 Central Utah Correctional Facility designated a public courtroom.

Seventh District

• Rule 10-1-701 Assignment of Judges

Eighth District

• Rule 10-1-801 Fax filings.

Article 2. Juvenile Court Rules [Reserved]

Article 3. Circuit Court Rules [Renumbered]

Appendix A. Manual of Procedures for Judicial Nominating Commission - PDF | Word
Appendix B. Justice Court Standards
Appendix C. Fine Bail Schedule
Appendix D. Utah Sentence and Release Guidelines
Appendix E. REPEALED
Appendix F. Utah State Courts Records Retention Schedule
Appendix G. Child Support Worksheets
Appendix H. Code Of Professional Responsibility For Court Interpreters

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Supreme Court Rules of Professional Practice

• Chapter 11. General Provisions
• Chapter 12. Code of Judicial Conduct.
• Chapter 13. Rules of Professional Conduct.
• Chapter 14. Rules Governing the Utah State Bar.

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Chapter 11. General Provisions

Article 1. Rulemaking Process

• 11-101. Supreme Court's rule making process.

Article 2. Judicial Conduct

• 11-201. Senior judges.
• 11-202. Judges pro tempore.
• 11-203. Senior Justice Court Judges.

Article 3. Professional Conduct

• Replaced by Chapter 14, Article 8. Special Practice Rules.

Chapter 12. Code of Judicial Conduct.

• Terminology.
• 1. A judge shall uphold the integrity and independence of the judiciary.
• 2. A judge shall avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all activities.
• 3. A judge shall perform the duties of the office impartially and diligently.
• 4. A judge shall so conduct the judge's extra-judicial activities as to minimize the risk of conflict with judicial obligations.
• 5. A judge shall refrain from political activity inappropriate to the judicial office.
• Applicability.

Chapter 13. Rules of Professional Conduct.

• Preamble: A Lawyer's Responsibilities.
• Rule 1.0 Terminology.

Client-Lawyer Relationship

• 1.1. Competence.
• 1.2. Scope of Representation and Allocation of Authority Between Client and Lawyer.
• 1.3. Diligence.
• 1.4. Communication.
• 1.5. Fees.
• 1.6. Confidentiality of information.
• 1.7. Conflict of Interest: Current Clients.
• 1.8. Conflict of Interest: Current Clients: Specific Rules.
• 1.9. Duties to Former Clients
• 1.10. Imputation of Conflicts of Interest: General Rule.
• 1.11. Special Conflicts of Interest for Former and Current Government Employees.
• 1.12. Former Judge, Arbitrator, Mediator or Other Third-Party Neutral.
• 1.13. Organization as a client.
• 1.14. Client with Diminished Capacity.
• 1.15. Safekeeping property
• 1.16. Declining or terminating representation.
• 1.17. Sale of law practice.
• 1.18. Duties to Prospective Client.

Counselor

• 2.1. Advisor.
• 2.2. REPEALED
• 2.3. Evaluation for use by third persons.
• 2.4. Lawyer Serving as Third-Party Neutral.

Advocate

• 3.1. Meritorious claims and contentions.
• 3.2. Expediting litigation.
• 3.3. Candor toward the tribunal.
• 3.4. Fairness to opposing party and counsel.
• 3.5. Impartiality and decorum of the tribunal.
• 3.6. Trial publicity.
• 3.7. Lawyer as witness.
• 3.8. Special responsibilities of a prosecutor.
• 3.9. Advocate in non-adjudicative proceedings.

Transactions with Persons Other Than Clients

• 4.1 Truthfulness in statements to others.
• 4.2 Communication with persons represented by counsel.
• 4.3 Dealing with unrepresented person.
• 4.4 Respect for rights of third persons.

Law Firms and Associations

• 5.1 Responsibilities of Partners, Managers, and Supervisory Lawyers.
• 5.2 Responsibilities of a subordinate lawyer.
• 5.3 Responsibilities regarding nonlawyer assistants.
• 5.4 Professional independence of a lawyer.
• 5.5 Unauthorized Practice of Law; Multijurisdictional Practice of Law.
• 5.6 Restrictions on right to practice.
• 5.7 Responsibilities Regarding Law-Related Services.

Public Service

• 6.1. Voluntary Pro Bono Legal Service.
• 6.2. Accepting appointments.
• 6.3. Membership in legal services organization.
• 6.4. Law reform activities affecting client interests.
• 6.5. Nonprofit and Court-Annexed Limited Legal Services Programs.

Information About Legal Services

• 7.1. Communications concerning a lawyer's services.
• 7.2. Advertising.
• 7.3. Direct contact with prospective clients.
• 7.4. Communication of fields of practice.
• 7.5. Firm names and letterheads.
• 7.6. Political contributions to obtain governmental legal engagements or appointments by judges. The Utah Supreme Court has not adopted the model rule.

Maintaining the Integrity of the Profession

• 8.1. Bar admission and disciplinary matters.
• 8.2. Judicial officials.
• 8.3. Reporting professional misconduct.
• 8.4. Misconduct.
• 8.5. Disciplinary Authority; Choice of Law.

Chapter 14. Rules Governing the Utah State Bar.

Article 1. Integration and Management

• Rule 14-101. Definitions
• Rule 14-102. Regulation of the practice of law.
• Rule 14-103. Organization and management of the Bar.
• Rule 14-104. Admission to practice law; qualifications, enrollment, oath, and fees.
• Rule 14-105 Conduct of licensed lawyers and judicial officers; complaints, investigations, and discipline.
• Rule 14-106. Authority to engage in legislative activities.
• Rule 14-107. Annual license, fees; disbursements of funds.
• Rule 14-108. Issuance of license; form.
• Rule 14-109. Powers of the Board respecting funds.
• Rule 14-110. Active and inactive members of the Bar.
• Rule 14-111. Practicing without a license prohibited.
• Rule 14-112. Duties of attorneys and counselors at law.
• Rule 14-113. Creation of paralegal division.
• Rule 14-114. Conflicts with statutes.

Article 2. Bylaws

• Rule 14-201. Definitions.
• Rule 14-202. Purposes of the Bar.
• Rule 14-203. License categories.
• Rule 14-204. Meetings of the Bar.
• Rule 14-205. Board.
• Rule 14-206. Officers.
• Rule 14-207. Finances.
• Rule 14-208. Special rules and regulations.
• Rule 14-209. Utah Bar Foundation.
• Rule 14-210. General.

Article 3. Standards of Professionalism and Civility

• Rule 14-301. Standards of Professionalism and Civility.

Article 4. Mandatory Continuing Legal Education

• Rule 14-401. Purpose
• Rule 14-402. Definitions.
• Rule 14-403. Establishment and membership of Board.
• Rule 14-404. Active status lawyers: MCLE, NLCLE and admission on motion requirements.
• Rule 14-405. MCLE requirements for lawyers on inactive status.
• Rule 14-406. MCLE requirements for lawyers on active military duty.
• Rule 14-407. MCLE requirements for lawyers on active emeritus status.
• Rule 14-408.Credit hour defined; application for approval.
• Rule 14-409. Self-study categories of accredited MCLE defined.
• Rule 14-410. Accreditation of MCLE; undue hardship and special accreditation.
• Rule 14-411. Board accreditation of non-approved sponsor courses.
• Rule 14-412. Presumptively approved sponsors; presumptive MCLE accreditation.
• Rule 14-413. MCLE credit for qualified audio and video presentations; computer interactive telephonic programs; writing; lecturing; teaching; live attendance.
• Rule 14-414. Certificate of compliance; filing, late, and reinstatement fees; suspension; reinstatement.
• Rule 14-415. Failure to satisfy MCLE requirements; notice; appeal procedures; reinstatement; waivers and extensions; deferrals.
• Rule 14-416. Lawyers on active status not practicing law; certificate of exemption.
• Rule 14-417. Miscellaneous fees and expenses.

Article 5. Lawyer Discipline and Disability

• Rule 14-501. Purpose, authority, scope and structure of lawyer disciplinary and disability proceedings.
• Rule 14-502. Definitions.
• Rule 14-503. Ethics and Discipline Committee.
• Rule 14-504. OPC counsel.
• Rule 14-505. Expenses.
• Rule 14-506. Jurisdiction.
• Rule 14-507. Roster of lawyers and current record information.
• Rule 14-508. Periodic assessment of lawyers.
• Rule 14-509. Grounds for discipline.
• Rule 14-510. Prosecution and appeals.
• Rule 14-511. Proceedings subsequent to finding of probable cause.
• Rule14-512. Sanctions.
• Rule 14-513. Immunity from civil suits.
• Rule 14-514. Service.
• Rule 14-515. Access to disciplinary information.
• Rule 14-516. Dissemination of disciplinary information.
• Rule 14-517. Additional rules of procedure.
• Rule 14-518. Interim suspension for threat of harm.
• Rule 14-519. Lawyers convicted of a crime.
• Rule 14-520. Discipline by consent.
• Rule 14-521. Resignation with discipline pending.
• Rule 14-522. Reciprocal discipline.
• Rule 14-523. Proceedings in which lawyer is declared to be incompetent or alleged to be incapacitated.
• Rule 14-524. Reinstatement following a suspension of six months or less.
• Rule 14-525. Reinstatement following a suspension of more than six months; readmission.
• Rule 14-526. Notice of disability or suspension; return of clients' property; refund of unearned fees.
• Rule 14-527. Appointment of trustee to protect clients' interest when lawyer disappears, dies, is suspended or disbarred, or is transferred to disability status.
• Rule 14-528. Appeal by complainant.
• Rule 14-529. Statute of limitations.
• Rule 14-530. Costs.
• Rule 14-531. Noncompliance with child support order, child visitation order, subpoena or order relating to paternity or child support proceeding.
• Rule 14-532. Failure to answer charges.
• Rule 14-533. Diversion.

Article 6. Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions

• Rule 14-601. Definitions.
• Rule 14-602. Purpose and nature of sanctions.
• Rule 14-603. Sanctions.
• Rule 14-604. Factors to be considered in imposing sanctions.
• Rule 14-605. Imposition of sanctions.
• Rule 14-606. Prior discipline orders.
• Rule 14-607. Aggravation and mitigation.

Article 7. Admissions

• Rule 14-701. Definitions.
• Rule 14-702. Board - general powers.
• Rule 14-703. Qualifications for admission of student, student attorney, and foreign law school applicants.
• Rule 14-704. Qualifications for admission of attorney applicants.
• Rule 14-705. Admission on motion.
• Rule 14-706. Administration of Bar Examination under special circumstances.
• Rule 14-707. Application; deadlines; withdrawals; postponements and fees.
• Rule 14-708. Character and fitness.
• Rule 14-709. Application denial.
• Rule 14-710. Composition of the Bar Examination.
• Rule 14-711. Preparation, grading and scoring of the Bar Examination.
• Rule 14-712. MBE scores.
• Rule 14-713. MPRE.
• Rule 14-714. Unsuccessful applicants: disclosure and right of inspection.
• Rule 14-715. Bar Examination appeals.
• Rule 14-716. License fees; enrollment fees; oath and admission.
• Rule 14-717. Readmission after resignation or disbarment of Utah attorneys.
• Rule 14-718. Licensing of foreign legal consultants.
• Rule 14-719. Confidentiality.
• Rule 14-720 Qualifications for admission of house counsel applicants.

Article 8. Special Practice Rules

• Rule 14-801. Definitions.
• Rule 14-802. Authorization to practice law.
• Rule 14-803. Inactive lawyers providing legal services for legal services organizations; purposes.
• Rule 14-804. Special admission exception for military lawyers.
• Rule 14-805. Licensing of foreign legal consultants.
• Rule 14-806. Admission pro hac vice.
• Rule 14-807. Law student assistance.

Article 9. Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection.

• Rule 14-901. Definitions.
• Rule 14-902. Purpose and scope; establishment of Fund.
• Rule 14-903.Committee membership and terms; Board approval of Committee recommendations.
• Rule 14-904. Funding.
• Rule 14-905. Segregated bank account.
• Rule 14-906. Committee meetings.
• Rule 14-907. Duties and responsibilities of the committee.
• Rule 14-908. Conflict of interest.
• Rule 14-909. Immunity.
• Rule 14-910. Eligible claim.
• Rule 14-911. Procedures and form; responsibilities of claimants to complete form.
• Rule 14-912. Processing claims.
• Rule 14-913. Payment of reimbursement.
• Rule 14-914. Reimbursement from the fund as a matter of grace.
• Rule 14-915. Restitution and subrogation.
• Rule 14-916. Confidentiality.

Article 10. IOLTA

• Rule 14-1001. IOLTA.

Article 11. Arbitration of Fee Disputes

• Rule 14-1101. Definitions.
• Rule 14-1102. Purpose and composition of the committee.
• Rule 14-1103. Exclusions.
• Rule 14-1104. Petition; agreement to arbitrate, answer, discovery; and extension.
• Rule 14-1105. Selection of the arbitration panel; additional claims.
• Rule 14-1106. Conduct of the hearing; evidence and civil procedure; right to counsel; right to record hearing; effect of failure to appear; postponements.
• Rule 14-1107. Award; form; service of award; judicial confirmation of award.
• Rule 14-1108. Relief granted by award; accord and satisfaction application to court; confidentiality; enforceability of award; claims of malpractice.
• Rule 14-1109. Ex parte communication between the parties and the panel members.
• Rule 14-1110. Necessary parties.
• Rule 14-1111. Exemption from future testimony and confidentiality of records and information.