C.R.C.P. 208.5

(1) If the inquiry panel determines that the applicant has not established that he or she

possesses the character and fitness necessary to practice law in Colorado:

(a) The panel shall set forth its findings in writing within thirty-five days after the

meeting at which such determination is made;

(b) The findings shall state with particularity the specific reasons the applicant has

failed to establish that he or she possesses the character and fitness necessary to practice

law in Colorado;

(c) The Office of Attorney Admissions shall serve a copy of the inquiry panel’s

findings on the applicant by mail or through the Office of Attorney Admissions’ web-based

application management system, accompanied by a notice that the findings shall become

the Character and Fitness Committee’s recommendation to be filed with the Supreme

Court, unless the applicant files with the Office of Attorney Admissions and the Office of

the Presiding Disciplinary Judge a written request for a hearing pursuant to C.R.C.P. 209.1.

(2) Clearance for Admission. If the inquiry panel determines that the applicant should

not be denied admission, the applicant shall be cleared for admission.