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Pa. Disciplinary Bd. R. 89.206
Transmission of record to Supreme Court
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General rule. Enforcement Rule 208(d)(2)(iii) provides that in the event that the Board shall determine that the matter should be concluded by probation, censure, suspension, disbarment, or by informal admonition, private reprimand, or public reprimand in cases where the respondent-attorney is unwilling to have the matter concluded by informal admonition, private reprimand, or public reprimand, the Board shall file its findings and recommendations, together with the briefs, if any, before the Board and the entire record, with the Supreme Court.
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Procedure. The Board Prothonotary shall file the record, the briefs on exceptions and the briefs opposing exceptions, if any, and the finding and recommendations of the Board with the Supreme Court by means of Form DB-13 (Request for Supreme Court Action) and an appropriate letter of transmittal. Copies of such finding and recommendations and letter of transmittal shall be served by the Board Prothonotary upon the participants.
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- www.padisciplinaryboard.org
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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