Ch. 3

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Subsection (b) of this section is new language added
in light of § 10-311(c) of this title and Md. Rule
BV2(d).

In subsection (a) of this section, the former archaic
reference to being entitled to practice law "upon
exhibiting to the judge or clerk" a certificate of
admission is deleted as obsolete.

Defined terms: "Admission to the Bar" § 10-101
"Court" § 10-101 "Lawyer" § 10-101
"Practice law" § 10-101

10-214. REVOCATION OF ADMISSION.

THE COURT OF APPEALS MAY REVOKE AN ORDER OF ADMISSION TO THE
BAR THAT IS OBTAINED FRAUDULENTLY OR DECEPTIVELY.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Art. 10, §
3(d)(3).

The former reference to an "application, registration,
or examination" is deleted as included in the
reference to obtaining admission to the Bar.

As to the procedures for the discipline of lawyers,
see Subtitle BV of the Md. Rules.

Defined term: "Admission to the Bar" § 10-101

10-215. SPECIAL ADMISSION.

(A)   IN GENERAL.

SUBJECT TO SUBSECTIONS (B) AND (C) OF THIS SECTION, ON A
MOTION FILED AS REQUIRED BY RULES ADOPTED BY THE COURT OF
APPEALS, A COURT MAY GRANT SPECIAL ADMISSION TO PRACTICE LAW IN A
PARTICULAR CASE TO AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IS:

(1)  ADMITTED TO THE BAR OF ANOTHER STATE; AND

(2)  EMPLOYED BY A PARTY IN THE CASE BEFORE:

(I)  A COURT OR OTHER UNIT OF THE STATE
GOVERNMENT; OR

(II)  A UNIT OF A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE
STATE.

(B)  GRANTING AUTHORITY.

A SPECIAL ADMISSION TO PRACTICE LAW MAY BE GRANTED ONLY:

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