In re an Application for Admission to the Bar of the Commonwealth

With considerable tolerance for the plaintiff’s failure to follow certain minimum requirements of the Massachusetts Rules of Appellate Procedure, we discern that we have before us, for review, five issues which have in common some relationship to the plaintiff’s continued attempts to be ad*1002mitted as a member of the Massachusetts bar. (1) A single justice has referred to the full court, without decision, the plaintiff’s “Motion for Relief of Judgment.” This effort of the plaintiff is strikingly similar to an effort she made in 1982, and in denying her present motion we repeat apposite language…