Statutes and regulations

Adverse Determinations and Hearings

Minn. R. Prof. 15 · Minnesota · Court rules

Minnesota Court Rules › Professional Rules › Rule 15

Adverse Determination. … The applicant has the burden of proving by clear and convincing evidence that the applicant possesses good character and fitness to practice law and is eligible for admission. E.

Deposit in Court

Minn. R. Civ. P. 67 · Minnesota · Court rules

Minnesota Court Rules › Rules of Civil Procedure › Rule 67

upon notice to every other party, and by leave of court, may deposit with the court all or any part of such money or thing. 67.02 When No Action is Brought When money or other personal property in the possession … of any person, as bailee or otherwise, is claimed adversely by two or more other persons, and the right thereto as between such claimants is in doubt, the person in possession, though no action is commenced

Hearing Process

Minn. Gen. R. Prac. 364 · Minnesota · Court rules

Minnesota Court Rules › General Rules of Practice › Rule 364

Rule 364.12 Examination of Adverse Party A party may call an adverse party or any witness for an adverse party, and may ask leading questions, cross-examine, and impeach that adverse party or witness unless … Rule 364.12 Examination of Adverse Party A party may call an adverse party or any witness for an adverse party, and may ask leading questions, cross-examine, and impeach that adverse party or witness.

Standards for Admission

Minn. R. Prof. 5 · Minnesota · Court rules

Minnesota Court Rules › Professional Rules › Rule 5

The revelation or discovery of any of the following shall be treated as cause for further inquiry before the Board determines whether the applicant possesses the character and fitness to practice law: … An adverse determination on character and fitness grounds may be appealed under Rule 15 . (8) Advisory Opinions.

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Minn. Gen. R. Prac. 114 · Minnesota · Court rules

Minnesota Court Rules › General Rules of Practice › Rule 114

No person shall serve as a Neutral unless they possess the qualifications and ability to fulfill the role that the Neutral has been requested or assigned to serve and must decline appointment, request … (c) Prohibited Actions by Facilitative and Evaluative Neutrals d and acknowledged under oath by the parties; (C) signing a settlement agreement may adversely affect the parties' legal rights; (D) the parties