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M. Bar Admiss. R. 12

IMMUNITY

activein force · 2025-03-15 – presentact-effective-date

The duties and responsibilities of members of the Board and its staff are

duties and responsibilities owed to the Court and the public in general, not to

any individual applicant or other person. Nothing in these rules shall be

construed as creating a civil cause of action or right of suit, and members of the

Board and members of its staff shall in any event be immune from liability for

any omission or conduct in the course of their official duties relating directly or

indirectly to their administering or interpreting these rules or fulfilling or failing

to fulfill their duties and responsibilities under these rules or under statute.

Provenance

Source
courts.maine.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
83b940c69e1db08b646d3470bf76b4a4a6d46e4d80274bf50004e2dc76e51558
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