(a)     has not been disbarred;   

(b)     is not under disciplinary suspension;   

(c)     has not resigned from the bar of such other state while under disciplinary suspension or while under disciplinary proceedings;   

(d)     has not been the subject of current or pending disciplinary proceedings; or   

(e)     if the applicant has been disbarred or suspended, has been duly and fully reinstated;   

(9)     "serious crime" means:   

(a)     any felony; or   

(b)     any lesser crime a necessary element of which, as determined by the statutory or common law definition of such crime, involves:    

(i)     conduct as an attorney;   

(ii)     interference with the administration of justice;   

(iii)     false swearing;   

(iv)     misrepresentation;   

(v)     fraud;   

(vi)     willful failure to file tax returns;   

(vii)     deceit;   

(viii)     bribery;   

(ix)     extortion;   

(x)     misappropriation;   

(xi)     theft; or   

(xii)     an attempt to commit, a conspiracy to commit or a solicitation of another to commit a "serious crime"; and  

(10)     "state" means any of the fifty states, territories or protectorates of the United States and the District of Columbia.

B.     Title.  These rules shall be known as the Rules Governing Admission to the Bar.