(1) Verified Complaint and Service. The General Counsel, with the concurrence of the chairperson or vice-chairperson of the Professional Responsibility Commission, upon receipt of sufficient evidence demonstrating that a lawyer is personally incapable of practicing law as set forth in Rule 10 hereof, and where such conduct poses an immediate threat of substantial and irreparable public harm, may file a verified complaint in accordance with Rule 6 hereof requesting interim suspension and other appropriate relief. A copy of the complaint shall be served personally or by certified mail, return receipt requested, upon the respondent by General Counsel; provided that, if a respondent refuses to sign for, or otherwise does not claim the certified mail, then the General Counsel may serve the complaint and any further papers, notices and orders in accordance with Rule 12.1 hereof.

(4) Further Proceedings-Accelerated. Disposition. In addition to the above, the respondent shall file an answer to the complaint with the Chief Justice pursuant to Rule 6.4, and, except as provided above, all proceedings thereafter shall be conducted in accordance with the Rules Governing Disciplinary Proceedings where no interim suspension is sought; provided that, the respondent may include in his/her answer a request for accelerated disposition, and, thereafter, the entire proceedings shall be concluded by the Professional Responsibility Tribunal and the Court without appreciable delay.