Section 13.02 - Petitions to Board(a) Any person who is aggrieved by any action of the Board involving or arising from the enforcement of this Rule, other than failure to pass the bar examination or a determination that an applicant has not completed the application process for an examination, may petition the Board for such relief as is within the jurisdiction of the Board to grant.(b) Any such petition must: (1) Be in writing, under oath;(2) Be filed with the Executive Director within thirty days after notice of such action by the Board; and(3) Must state with reasonable particularity the relief which is sought and the grounds therefor.(c) Any such petition may: (1) Be accompanied by such affidavits and other documentary evidence as the petitioner may deem appropriate;(2) Be supported by a Memorandum of Law setting forth pertinent authorities and arguments; and(3) May ask the Board to set the matter for hearing.(d) The Board may order a hearing of any such petition on its own initiative. Amended by Order filed and effective 3/29/2019; amended by Order filed and effective 4/26/2019; and as amended by order filed and effective 10/31/2023.