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Section 7. Emeritus Members.
In
addition to the classes of membership provided in the preceding
sections of this Article, the Executive Committee may approve or
disapprove applications for emeritus member status as provided for in
Rule 1-202(d) of the Bar Rules. Applications for emeritus membership
shall be on forms prescribed by the Executive Committee.
Emeritus
membership shall have the same privileges, rights, duties and
responsibilities as active membership, except that emeritus members
shall not give legal advice or otherwise practice law, nominate a
member for office or hold office in the State Bar, or vote on any
candidate for elected position in or proposal concerning the State Bar.
The State Bar shall send annual dues statements to all emeritus
members. Although emeritus members shall not be required to pay State
Bar dues or annual fees, each member shall be required to return the
annual dues statement to the Executive Director confirming the member's
emeritus status and address. Emeritus members may be required to pay
section dues at the option of each section of the State Bar.