The State Bar Association of North Dakota Spring 2013 Gavel Magazine | Page 31

ciplinary Counsel advised the Clerk of the Supreme Court that efforts to locate Kitchen had been exhausted and the service of Kitchen was being effectuated on the Clerk as Kitchen’s agent for service of process under Rule 1(A)(3), Admission to Practice Rules and on November 15, 2012. The Clerk of the Supreme Court was then served. At the request of the Court, the Clerk of the Supreme Court attempted service on Kitchen with the Notice at the last address Kitchen provided to the State Board of Law Examiners. The mailing was returned to the Clerk with a note indicating Kitchen had not been at that address for 20 years and they had no forwarding address. The Court ordered that the reciprocal discipline of suspension with conditions against Craig V. Kitchen based on the Order of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is warranted. Because Kitchen is admitted, but not licensed in this state, he is not eligible to apply for licensure for at least 60 days from entry of judgment in this matter, and he must show proof of compliance with the conditions of reinstateme