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Pa. Disciplinary Bd. R. 93.54
Powers and duties of Executive Office
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The Executive Office shall have the power and duty:
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To maintain permanent records of all matters processed by the Board and the disposition thereof. This paragraph shall not be construed to require the permanent retention of correspondence, transcripts, briefs and other similar documents which underlie the final disposition of a matter by the Board, but shall include the findings of any hearing committee or special master and the action and any related opinion or opinions of the Board with respect thereto, and any other information which these rules expressly require to be made a matter of record. Correspondence, transcripts, briefs and other similar documents which underlie the final disposition of a matter by the Board shall be retained for ten years following such disposition.
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To assemble signed vouchers for the expenses specified in § 93.111 (relating to determination of reimbursable expenses) incurred in:
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the investigation and prosecution of disciplinary proceedings for purposes of the taxation of expenses pursuant to 89.205(b) (relating to taxation of expenses) and § 89.209 (relating to expenses of formal proceedings); and
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the investigation and processing of petitions for reinstatement for purposes of the imposition of expenses on respondent-attorneys pursuant to § 89.278 (relating to expenses of reinstatement proceedings).
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To exercise the powers and perform the duties expressly vested in the Executive Office by these rules.
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Subchapter D.
OFFICE OF DISCIPLINARY COUNSEL
Sec.
93.61. Office of Disciplinary Counsel.
93.62. Practice of law by Disciplinary Counsel prohibited.
93.63. Powers and duties of Office of Disciplinary Counsel.
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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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