Resumption of Practice of Law after Suspension

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1. Under CPRA Canon VI, section 45, where must a lawyer file the sworn statement after expiration of the suspension period? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Under CPRA section 46, what allows a lawyer who has served the suspension to resume practice, subject to the required t… Multiple Choice Easy
3. What consequence does CPRA section 46 expressly attach to a false statement in the post-suspension sworn statement? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A lawyer's suspension has expired. The lawyer has not filed the sworn statement required by sections 45–46 and says the… Multiple Choice Medium
5. After serving suspension, a lawyer prepares a sworn statement listing no affected engagements, although several pending… Multiple Choice Medium
6. During a six-month suspension, a lawyer avoids hearings but secretly drafts and signs pleadings for clients and has an … Multiple Choice Hard
7. A lawyer completes suspension and files the required sworn statement with the Supreme Court through the OBC. It truthfu… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Identify the principal declarations and additional information required in a lawyer's sworn statement after service of … Essay Medium
9. A lawyer has fully served suspension and asks whether a new judicial-clemency petition is invariably necessary to resum… Essay Medium
10. Explain why a post-suspension sworn statement is not merely a formality and state the action contemplated by CPRA secti… Essay Medium
11. Under Canon VI Section 45, must the post-suspension statement identify the date counsel received the suspension order? Multiple Choice Easy
12. A suspended lawyer teaches at a law school. Is informing that school of the suspension among Section 45’s specified dec… Multiple Choice Easy