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As a government lawyer who is a member of the judiciary or judicial staff, am I exempt from reporting my pro bono service to the Indiana Supreme Court in conjunction with my annual registration as a member of the Indiana Bar?
1 Jan 1970

As a government lawyer who is a member of the judiciary or judicial staff, am I exempt from reporting my pro bono service to the Indiana Supreme Court in conjunction with my annual registration as a member of the Indiana Bar?

Yes, RPC 6.7(a)(4) provides a blanket exemption to any pro bono reporting obligation for lawyers who are members of the judiciary or judicial staff.

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