Disciplinary counsel definition

Disciplinary counsel means the disciplinary counsel appointed by the board of commissioners on grievances and discipline of the supreme court under the Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio.

Disciplinary counsel means disciplinary counsel retained or employed by, and in the office of, the Bar and shall include such assistants as are from time to time employed by the Bar to assist disciplinary counsel.

Disciplinary counsel means the disciplinary counsel appointed by the board of commissioners on grievances and

Examples of Disciplinary counsel in a sentence

• Disciplinary counsel may require the respondent to furnish written releases and authorizations for medical, psychological, or psychiatric records as may be relevant to the determination under section (b), subject to a motion to the hearing officer to limit the scope of the requested releases or authorizations for good cause.

• Disciplinary counsel may also include additional facts, statements, arguments, affidavits, and documents in the petition.

• Disciplinary counsel may enter into an agreement with a respondent for a reasonable periodic payment plan if the respondent demonstrates in writing present inability to pay assessed costs and expenses.

• Disciplinary counsel must sign the formal complaint, but it need not be verified.

• Not-for-Profit Capacity Building Not-for-Profit Capacity Building, broadly defined, includes any activity that enhances a not-for- profit’s ability to fulfill its mission.

More Definitions of Disciplinary counsel

Disciplinary counsel means the disciplinary counsel appointed by the board of commissioners on grievances and discipline of the supreme

Disciplinary counsel means an attorney responsible for investigating complaints, presenting information to an investigative panel, and prosecuting charges in a formal disciplinary proceeding before a hearing panel, a hearing officer, or the supreme court.

Disciplinary counsel means the attorney bringing com- plaints against credential holders before the board.

Disciplinary counsel means a lawyer retained by the commission to investigate and/or to represent the commission in designated proceedings.

Disciplinary counsel means the attorney bringing complaints against credential holders before the board.

Disciplinary counsel means any attorney appointed by the Commis- sion or a panel to gather and present evidence before the Commission or a panel and perform other duties assigned by the Commission or a panel pursuant to these rules.

Disciplinary counsel means one or more attorneys appointed by the commission to gather and present evidence and act on its behalf in proceedings before the commission, a hearing panel, or the supreme court.