Admission by Superior Court;

Admission in Absentia (Amended June 10, 2022, to take effect Jan. 1, 2023.) (a) Each applicant who shall be recommended for admission to the bar, except under subsection (c), shall present himself or herself to the Superior Court, or to either the Supreme Court or the Appel- late Court sitting as the Superior Court, at such place and at such time as shall be prescribed by the bar examining committee, or shall be pre- scribed by the Supreme Court or the Appellate Court, and such court may then, upon motion, admit such person as an attorney. The director shall give notice to each clerk of the names of the newly admitted attorneys. At the time such applicant is admitted as an attorney, the applicant shall be sworn as a Commissioner of the Supe- rior Court. justice of (b) The administrative judge of said judicial dis- trict or a designee or the chief the Supreme Court or a designee or the chief judge of the Appellate Court or a designee may deliver an address to the applicants so admitted respect- ing their duties and responsibilities as attorneys. (c) The bar examining committee may, upon election by a candidate, recommend the candi- date for admission in absentia. Upon the adminis- tration of the oaths taken as Commissioner of the Superior Court and for admission to the bar by an official duly qualified to administer oaths, the candidate who has taken the oaths shall be admit- ted to the Connecticut bar in absentia. The candi- date shall complete the oaths and submit the 120 © Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL PROVISIONS