Article 82:
The procedures for considering and litigating the lawsuit shall be in writing, and the Disciplinary Committee may - on its own initiative or at the request of the competent department or the licensee - hear what the licensee has verbally in presence or remotely through approved electronic means.
Article 83:
Disciplinary hearings shall be confidential, and the Disciplinary Committee shall prepare for each of its hearings a record that includes the data of the lawsuit, its parties, and a summary of what was done in it.
Article 84:
If the disciplinary committee or the competent department deems that the violation under investigation or consideration involves a crime, it shall be reported to the competent entity, and the disciplinary committee shall decide what it deems necessary to proceed with the disciplinary lawsuit.
Article 85:
The Disciplinary Committee shall issue its decision on the disciplinary lawsuit within (60) days from the date of its filling, and it may be extended for a similar period when needed.
Article 86:
The decision of the disciplinary committee to impose the penalty must include: the details of the violator, the description of the violation and the evidence to prove it, the reasoning of the decision, and the answer to the violator defenses.
Article 87:
The disciplinary lawsuit shall lapse in the following cases:
- Issuance of a final decision by the Disciplinary Committee against the violator.
- The death of the lawyer, the loss of his capacity, or the expiry of his legal personality.
- Removal of the licensee from the list by a final decision of the Registration and Admission Committee, unless his name is re-registered.