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Rule 5.5, Rules of Professional Conduct

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CHAPTER 4. RULES GOVERNING THE UTAH STATE BAR.

Article 7. Admissions

• Rule 4-701. Definitions.
• Rule 4-702. Board – general powers.
• Rule 4-703. Qualifications for admission of Student Applicants.
• Rule 4-703A. Alternate Path; Requirements
• Rule 4-704. Qualifications for admission of Attorney Applicants.
• Rule 4-705. Admission by Motion.
• Rule 4-706. Test accommodations.
• Rule 4-707. Application; deadlines; withdrawals; postponements and fees.
• Rule 4-708. Character and fitness.
• Rule 4-709. Application denial.
• Rule 4-710. Administration of the Bar Examination.
• Rule 4-711. Grading and passing the Bar Examination.
• Rule 4-712. Qualifications for admission based on UBE.
• Rule 4-713. MPRE.
• Rule 4-714. Unsuccessful applicants: disclosure and right of inspection.
• Rule 4-715. Requests for Review.
• Rule 4-716. License fees; enrollment fees; oath and admission.
• Rule 4-717. Readmission after resignation or disbarment of Utah attorneys.
• Rule 4-718. Licensing of Foreign Legal Consultants.
• Rule 4-719. Qualifications for admission of House Counsel Applicants.
• Rule 4-720. Confidentiality. 
• Rule 4-721. Admission of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Recipients.

Article 8. Special Practice Rules

• Rule 4-801. Definitions.
• Rule 4-802. Authorization to practice law.
• Rule 4-803. Pro Bono Authorization for Utah Inactive Attorneys and Attorneys Admitted in Other States.
• Rule 4-804. Special admission exception for military lawyers.
• Rule 4-805. Admission for spouse of active military stationed in Utah.
• Rule 4-806. Admission pro hac vice.
• Rule 4-807. Law school student and law school graduate legal assistance.
• Rule 4-808. New lawyer training program.
• Rule 4-809. Practice Pending Admission.