Admission to Practice R.
1. Any person who is a member of the bar of another state or the District of Columbia may apply for admission by motion if that person:B. Eligibility by Test Score.a. meets the requirements of Rules 1 and 2;2. The application for admission by motion shall be filed with the Board. The application must be accompanied by:
b. has been a member of the bar of another state or the District of Columbia for at least five (5) years;
c. has for at least four (4) of the last five (5) years immediately preceding the application for admission on motion been actively engaged, to an extent deemed by the Board to demonstrate competency in the practice of law, in one or more of the following:(1) the private practice of law;
(2) service as a judge of a court of record.
(3) the teaching of law as anfull-timeinstructor in a law school or schools accredited by the American Bar Association; or
(4) the performance offull-timelegal work in a legal capacity.a. an affidavit identifying all other jurisdictions in which the applicant has applied for admission and the final decision of the admitting authority in each jurisdiction;3. If the Board determines that the applicant's legal experience does not demonstrate sufficient competency in the practice of law, it shall require the applicant to take an
b. certification of admission to practice and good standing by the admitting authority in each jurisdiction that the applicant has identified in a. as having admitted the applicant to the bar;
c. an affidavit disclosing the place or places in the other state or states or the District of Columbia where the applicant has practiced law;
d. the name and post office address, whenever possible, of at least one judge of a court of general jurisdiction who, during the specified period, has presided in a court before which the applicant has practiced law;
e. certification by theattorneylawyer disciplinary authority in each jurisdiction where the applicant has been admitted to the barthat there are nodisclosing all prior or pending disciplinary proceedingsof disbarment or suspension of the applicant's license to practice lawagainst the applicant in that jurisdiction;
f. the affidavits of at least twoattorneyslawyers from another jurisdiction where the applicant has been admitted to the bar which attest to the applicant's good moral character and fitness to practice law. The affidavits must be fromattorneyslawyers who practiced law contemporaneously with the applicant; and
g. verification of 45 hours of approved or approvable course work in Continuing Legal Education, three hours of which shall be in the area of ethics or course work commonly considered professional responsibility, during thethree years42-month period immediately preceding the application for admission to the bar of this state.attorney'slawyer's examination. The Board shall set the date, time, place and content of each examination.
1. An applicant may be eligible for admission by motion provided the applicant:C. The application for admission by motion must be referred to the Board which shall investigate the same and its sufficiency, including the moral character of the applicant.a.meets the requirements of Rules 1 and 2;2. Proof of the UBE or MBE score and a completed application must be received at the offices of the Board within two years of the date of the examination in the jurisdiction
b. has received a scaled score of 85 or above on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) within five years prior tooffiling an application;
c. has received a scaled score of 260 or above on the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE) given in another jurisdiction; or
d. has received a scaled score of 150 or above on the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) taken as a part of and at the same time as the essay or other written bar examination given by another jurisdiction thatdoes not use the UBE, or thatdid not use the UBE on the date of the applicant’s examination; and has been admitted to the bar of the jurisdiction in which theUBE orMBE examination was written.of admissionwhere the examination was written.