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Rule 4-222. Limitation
(a) No proceeding under Part IV, Chapter 2, shall be brought unless a
Memorandum of Grievance has been received at State Bar of Georgia
headquarters or instituted by the Investigative Panel within four years
after the commission of the act. Provided, however, this limitation
shall be tolled during any period of time, not to exceed two years,
that the offender or the offense is unknown, the offender's whereabouts
are unknown, or the offender's name is removed from the roll of those
authorized to practice law in this State.
(b) Referral of a matter to the Investigative Panel by the Office of
the General Counsel shall occur within twelve months of the receipt of
the Memorandum of Grievance at State Bar of Georgia headquarters or
institution of a Memorandum of Grievance by the Investigative Panel.