Rule 211 - Objection to AdmissionAny person may file an objection to the admission of an Applicant seeking admission to practice law in the State of Idaho.
(a)Mode of Objection. The objection shall be made in writing, signed by the person making the objection, and shall contain:(1) A concise statement of the facts;(2) Copies of all corroborating documentation; and(3) The address and telephone number of the person making the objection.(b)Time and Place of Filing Objection. The objection may be filed with the Executive Director at any time prior to the date the Applicant is certified by the Board for admission to the Supreme Court.(c)Procedure. The procedure for processing objections shall be as follows: (1)Notice of Objection. The Executive Director shall notify the Applicant of the objection.(2)Applicant Response. The Applicant shall file a written response to the objection with the Executive Director within ten days following notice or may notify the Executive Director that the Applicant is withdrawing as a candidate for admission to practice law. The Executive Director shall forward a copy of the Applicant's response to the person making the objection within five days following receipt of the Applicant's response.(3)Investigation. The Board may investigate any objection or refer the objection to the CF Committee or Bar Counsel for investigation and recommendation.(4)Action by CF Committee. The CF Committee may recommend dismissal of the objection or enter findings of fact, conclusions of law and a recommendation of other action to the Board.