Conn. Practice Book § 2-11

(a) If an applicant is admitted to the bar after

signing an agreement with the bar examining

committee under oath affirming acceptance of the

conditions prescribed by the bar examining committee pursuant to Section 2-9 (b) and that he

or she will comply with them, the statewide bar

counsel shall monitor the attorney’s compliance

with those conditions pursuant to regulations

adopted by the Statewide Grievance Committee

governing such monitoring. The attorney so admitted or the statewide bar counsel may make application to the bar examining committee to remove

or modify the conditions previously agreed to by

such attorney as circumstances warrant. The bar

examining committee, or a panel thereof consisting of at least three members appointed by its

chair, shall conduct a hearing on the application,

which shall be on the record, and shall also receive

and consider a report from the statewide bar counsel on the matter. Such hearing may be waived

by the applicant and the statewide bar counsel.

If, upon such application, the bar examining committee modifies such conditions, the attorney shall

sign an agreement with the bar examining committee under oath affirming acceptance of the

modified conditions and that he or she will comply

with them, and the statewide bar counsel shall

monitor the attorney’s compliance with them. The

statewide bar counsel shall be considered a party

for purposes of defending an appeal under Sec -

tion 2-11A. All information relating to conditional

admission of an applicant or attorney shall remain

confidential unless otherwise ordered by the court,

except that a copy of the signed agreement and

information related to compliance with the con -

ditions may be made available upon request to

disciplinary counsel or, with the consent of the

applicant or attorney, to any other agency or person.

(b) Upon the failure of the attorney to comply

with the conditions of admission or the monitoring

requirements adopted by the Statewide Grievance

Committee, the statewide bar counsel shall apply

to the court in the judicial district of Hartford for

an appropriate order. The court, after hearing upon

such application, may take such action as it deems

appropriate. Thereafter, upon application of the

attorney or of the statewide bar counsel and upon

good cause shown, the court may set aside or

modify the order rendered pursuant hereto.