disbarment definition
disbarment means a penalty imposed by a Hearing Committee appointed pursuant to Part 11, which consists of the striking of the member’s name from the roll of members and the removal of all rights and privileges in the membership;
disbarment means revocation of the license to practice law.
disbarment means the termination of a person’s status as an Attorney authorized to practice law in Hawaiʻi.
More Definitions of disbarment
disbarment means the termination of a person's status as an Attorney authorized to practice law in Hawai’i.
disbarment means the unconditional termination of any privilege to practice law in this State pursuant to Rule 19-742 and, when applied to an attorney not admitted by the Court of Appeals to practice law, means the unconditional exclusion from the admission to or the exercise of any privilege to practice law in this State.
disbarment means a penalty imposed by the Discipline Committee which consists of the striking of the member’s name from the roll of members and the removal of all rights and privileges in the membership; “Executive Director” means either the Executive Director, and unless otherwise specified, the Deputy Director;
disbarment means removal of the name of an attorney- at-law from the Roll;
disbarment on the other hand, generally means “[t]he expulsion of a lawyer from the bar or from the practice of law, usu[ally] because of some disciplinary violation . . . typically a permanent removal from the practice of law.” Black’s Law Dictionary 581 (11th ed. 2019). Further, in the New Hampshire attorney discipline system, “[d]isbarment” is defined as “the termination of a New Hampshire licensed attorney’s right to practice law in this State and automatic expulsion from membership in the bar of this State.” Sup. Ct. R. 37(2)(d).
disbarment means the termination of a person's status as an Attorney authorized to practice law in Hawai i.
disbarment means the unconditional termination of any privilege to practice law in this State pursuant to Rule 19-742