In the Matter of the Reinstatement of Jonna Lynn Reynolds

Summary

The Oklahoma Supreme Court granted Jonna Lynn Reynolds's petition for reinstatement to the Oklahoma Bar Association. The court found that she satisfied the procedural requirements, demonstrated good moral character and fitness, avoided unauthorized practice during suspension, and possessed the competency required for reinstatement without re-examination.

Holdings

1. Reynolds satisfied the requirements for reinstatement to the Oklahoma Bar Association by complying with the procedural requirements and establishing by clear and convincing evidence that she had not engaged in unauthorized practice, possessed the required good moral character and fitness, and possessed the competency and learning in the law required for reinstatement without re-examination.

Questions Presented

1. Whether Reynolds satisfied the procedural and substantive requirements for reinstatement to membership in the Oklahoma Bar Association.
2. Whether Reynolds established by clear and convincing evidence that she had not engaged in the unauthorized practice of law during her suspension, possessed the required good moral character and fitness, and possessed the competency and legal learning required for reinstatement without re-examination.

Disposition

other