In Re Application of RGS
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ADKINS, Judge.
As a general rule, a person may not practice law in Maryland until he or she has been admitted to the Bar of this State. Md.Code (1987 Repl. Yol.) Art. 10, § 1. And as a general rule, admission to the Bar of this State is achieved either through successful passage of the regular bar examination (Art. 10, § 3, and Rule 7, Rules Governing Admission to the Bar [hereinafter Bar Admission Rules]), or pursuant to Bar Admission Rule 14 (hereinafter Rule 14). See also Art. 10, § 7(a). This case concerns Rule 14. The rule *628permits admission in Maryland upon successful completion of an…
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