A violation of any of the rules of professional conduct, as set forth in Part 1200 of this Title, including the violation of any rule or announced standard of the Appellate Division governing the personal or professional conduct of attorneys, shall constitute professional misconduct within the meaning of Judiciary Law section 90(2).

Discipline issued at the direction of a committee or the court pursuant to this Part, where the respondent has engaged in professional misconduct that does not warrant public discipline by the court. An admonition shall constitute private discipline, shall be in writing, may be delivered to a recipient by personal appearance before the committee or its chairperson, and may be considered by a committee or the court in determining the action to be taken or the discipline to be imposed upon a subsequent finding of misconduct.

Censure pursuant to Judiciary Law section 90(2).

An attorney grievance committee established pursuant to this Part.

A person or entity that submits a complaint to a committee.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York for the Judicial Department having jurisdiction over a complaint, investigation, proceeding or person covered by this Part.

To remove, or the removal, from office pursuant to Judiciary Law section 90(2). Such terms shall also apply to any removal based upon a resignation for disciplinary reasons, a felony conviction, or the striking of an attorney’s name from the roll of attorneys for any disciplinary reason, as stated in this Part.

A legal jurisdiction of a state (other than New York State), territory, or district of the United States, and all Federal courts of the United States, including those within the State of New York.

Letter issued at the direction of a committee pursuant to section 1240.7(d)(2)(iv) of this Part, upon a finding that the respondent has engaged in conduct requiring comment that, under the facts of the case, does not warrant the imposition of discipline. A letter of advisement shall be confidential and shall not constitute discipline, but may be considered by a committee or the court in determining the action to be taken or the discipline to be imposed upon a subsequent finding of misconduct.

A law firm, an attorney or other person that is the subject of an investigation or a proceeding before the committee or the court pursuant to this Part.

The imposition of suspension from practice pursuant to Judiciary Law section 90(2).