Rule 11. Interim Revocation of Conditional Admission/License
Effective Date: 10/1/2016
A. Upon receiving sufficient evidence demonstrating that a conditional admittee or licensee:
(1) has not complied with any condition and
(2) poses a substantial threat of irreparable harm to the public,
The Board shall transmit the evidence to the Supreme Court together with a proposed order for interim revocation of the conditional admission or license.
B. At any stage, the Supreme Court may enter an interim order immediately revoking the conditional admission or license of a conditional admittee or licensee pending final disposition of the proceedings predicated upon the noncompliance with conditions and conduct causing harm or may order such other action as deemed appropriate. Upon the request of the conditional admittee or licensee who is subject to the Board's request for interim revocation, the Supreme Court may provide the conditional admittee or licensee an opportunity to be heard before determining the Board's request. Upon request by the Board or theconditional admittee or licensee after entry of an interim revocation order, the Supreme Court shall within ten days provide an opportunity for the conditional admittee or licensee to demonstrate that the order should not remain in force.
[Adopted effective March 1,1999. Amended effective October 1, 2016.]