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examination, the applicant’s petition will be deemed invalid and
the applicant’s examination results will be voided. No fees will
be refunded.
(d) (e) Refunds
If a petitioner withdraws the petition or fails to attend
and take the examination, the examination fee will not be refunded
except for good cause shown. The examination fee may not be
applied to a subsequent examination unless the petitioner is
permitted by the Board to defer taking the examination.
Source: This Rule is derived from former Rule 5 a with the
exception of section (d), which is new, except that section (a) is
derived from former Rule 5 (a).
REPORTER’S NOTE
Amendments to Rules 6 and 9 of the Rules Governing Admission
to the Bar of Maryland are proposed at the request of the State
Board of Law Examiners.
To allow the Board sufficient time to process a petition to
take an examination, in light of increases in the number of
candidates and the number of requests for accommodation under the
Americans With Disabilities Act, the time for filing the petition
is proposed to be changed from 20 days before the scheduled
examination to no later than the preceding May 20 th for the July
examination or the preceding December 20 th for the February
examination.
The existing requirement set forth in Rule 6 (b) that a
certain certification by the petitioner’s law school be included
in the petition is proposed to be deleted. In its place are
proposed new sections (c) and (d). New section (c) requires the
petitioner to affirm the petitioner’s eligibility to take the
examination and provide a law school transcript to the Board
within a certain time after the examination. New section (d)
voids the examination results of any applicant who is found to
have been ineligible to take the examination.
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