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Issued: March 16, 2001 DIRECTIVE #03-01 DATE: REVISED: August 14, 2017 (by Supplement to Directive #03-01) This retention schedule has been adopted in accordance with Rule 1 :32-2 of the Rules Governing the Courts of the State of New Jersey and N.J.S.A. 2B of the New Jersey Statutes Annotated. The records designated as permanent can be held either in hard copy, microfilm or digital images. 35-01-00 Briefs, Appendices and Transcripts 35-01-01 Appeals, petitions for certification and petitions for 100 years Microfilmed at least one year review (Public) -- microfilmed records maintained by after disposition State Law Library 35-01-02 Appeals, petitions for certification and petitions for 100 years Microfilmed at least one year review (Impounded) -- microfilmed records maintained after disposition by Clerk's Office 35-01-03 Attorney/ Judicial Disciplinaries (Impounded) - For 100 years Destroy section on disciplinary case files see Series 35-02-03 35-01-04 Supreme Court Oral Argument Tapes (Transferred to Retention Schedule #7, Court Reporting) 35-01-05 Law Clerk Bench Memoranda 10 years Destroy Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 1 of 12

35-01-06 Exhibits One (1) year Destroy 35-02-00 Paper, Microfilm and Electronic Case Files 35-02-01 Public case files (includes appeals, petitions for 100 years Destroy certification, petitions for review, motions, and public disciplinaries) 35-02-02 Impounded case files (Includes appeals, petitions for 100 years Destroy certification, petitions for review and motions) - microfilm retained by Clerk's Office 35-02 03 Impounded disciplinary files -- microfilm retained by 100 years Destroy Clerk's Office 35-03-00 Docket Books / Records 35-03-01 Bound Docket Books (1948-1972) Permanent Permanent in book form 35-03-02 Loose-leaf Docket Books (1972-1987) Permanent Permanent 35-03-03 Computerized Docket (1987 - present) Permanent Permanent ~ Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 2 of 12

35-03-04 Case Management Database Permanent Permanent (Supreme Court Case Management System (CMS)) 35-04-00 Indices 35-04-01 Loose-leaf Index Books ( 1948-1972) Permanent Permanent 35-04-02 Index Cards (1972-1987) 35-04-03 Computerized Indices (1987 - present) Permanent Permanent 35-05-00 Administrative Orders 35-05-01 Supreme Court Administrative Orders 100 years Destroy (1948 to Present) Historical note: First Administrative Order governed by this Series begins in 1948. 35-05-02 Administrative Order Index (1948-1972) Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 3 of 12

35-05-03 Administrative Order Index (1972-1996) - loose-leaf binders 35-05-04 Administrative Order Index (1996 - present) Permanent Permanent (Computerized database) 35-06-00 Bar Admissions 35-06-01 Bar Applicant files (includes application; law school 35 years Destroy certificate; fingerprints; character committee records; related documents) (Impounded) 35-06-02 Bar Applicant Test Booklets Sixty (60) days after release of Destroy bar examination results 35-06-03 Incomplete Applicant files (candidates who withdraw Three years Destroy prior to taking bar examination) 35-06-04 Foreign Attorney files; unsuccessful applicants (1974-1976) 35-06-05 Bar Applicant Cards (1972-1987) 35 years Destroy. Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 4 of 12

35-06-06 Bar Applicant Data (1987-1998)-- Permanent Permanent mainframe computer system 35-06-07 Bar Applicant Data (1998 - present) -- personal Permanent Permanent computer system 35-07-00 Roll of Attorney Signatures 35-07-01 Attorney Rolls (pre-1900) Permanent Permanent Transferred to Division of Archives 35-07-02 Attorney Rolls (1900-1941) (paper scrolls) Permanent Permanent 35-07-03 Attorney Rolls (1941-1984) (Signature Books) Permanent Permanent Transferred to Division of Archives in 2000 35-07-04 Attorney Signature Cards (1984 - present) Permanent Permanent (Paper is scanned into computer database, but is not destroyed) Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 5 of 12

35-08-00 Board on Attorney Certification 35-08-01 Certified Attorney files 15 years Destroy (original application & reapplications) (Impounded) 35-08-02 Ineligible applicant files (Impounded) Five years after last action Destroy 35-08-03 Certified Attorney files 50 years Destroy (Pleadings related to malpractice and/or ethics grievances only) 35-08-04 Certified Attorney Cards Permanent Permanent 35-08-05 Certified Attorney Computer Data Permanent Permanent (BAC Fox Pro database) 35-08-06 Certified Attorney Exam Drafts, Final Questions and 50 years Destroy Answers and Grading Sheets 35-08-07 Certified Attorney Exam Answer Books One year Destroy 35-08-08 Board Meeting Minutes and Agendas 75 years Destroy 35-08-09 Reports to Supreme Court 75 years Destroy (regarding Rule and Regulation changes or Fee Schedules and Budget) 35-08-10 Chronological Files 5 years Destroy (including certification approval letters) Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 6 of 12

35-08-60 Board on Continuing Legal Education 35-08-61 Per Course Applications One year Destroy 35-08-62 Approved Provider Applications Three years Destroy 35-08-63 Semiannual Reports Three years Destroy 35-08-64 Compliance Reporting Records (paper) 10 years Destroy 35-08-65 Waiver Requests 10 years Destroy 35-08-66 Extension Requests Four years Destroy 35-08-67 Board Meeting Minutes and Agendas 75 years Destroy 35-08-68 Reports to Supreme Court 75 years Destroy (regarding Rule and Regulation Changes or Fee Schedules and Budget) 35-08-69 Chronological Files 5 years Destroy (including provider approval letters) 35-08-70 Computer Data Related to the Board Permanent Permanent (CLE database and CAMS/Attorney Registration) 35-09-00 Professional Corporations/LLCs/LLPs 35-09-01 Annual certificate of insurance Five years Destroy Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 7 of 12

35-10-00 Administrative Operations -Attendance 35-10-01 Attendance records ( daily attendance report, biweekly signature report, & attendance detail report) 35-10-02 Yearly attendance/schedule book 35-11-00 Administrative Operations - Miscellaneous 35-11-01 Court Distribution Logs (Impounded) One Year Destroy 35-11-02 Mode Assignment Books (1972-1998) Permanent Permanent 35-11-03 Mode Assignment System (Computerized) Permanent Permanent (1998 & up) 35-12-00 Statistical Reports 35-12-01 Weekly, Monthly and Annual Reports Permanent Permanent Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 8 of 12

35-12-02 Ad Hoc Reports Destroy unless Court directs Destroy unless Court directs that report be retained on that report be retained on computer per ISD archival computer per ISD archival schedule schedule 35-12-03 Supreme Court opinions maintained for One year after completion of Destroy statistical reports term in which opinion rendered 35-13-00 Financial Records (See Retention Schedule #11, Financial Records) 35-14-00 Records of Former Courts (pre-1948 Court System) (See Retention Schedule #34, Superior Court Clerk's Office) HISTORICAL NOTE: This schedule is a compilation of items from the following schedule(s): Supreme Court (Rev. 1/20/82) Supplement to Directive #03-01 (dated August 14, 2017) revised the schedule as follows: Notation revised to specify that records designated as permanent can be held either in hard copy, microfilm or digital images. Series #35-01-00, Briefs, Appendices and Transcripts, revised to delete audio tapes. Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 9 of 12

Series #35-01-01, Appeals and petitions for certification (Public), revised to add petitions for review. In addition, the retention period was reduced from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-01-02, Appeals and petitions for certification (Impounded), revised to add petitions for review. In addition, the retention period was reduced from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-01-03, Attorney/ Judicial Disciplinaries (Impounded), revised to reduce retention period from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-01-04, Supreme Court Oral Argument Tapes, was transferred to Retention Schedule #7, Court Reporting, to require retention for 3 (three) years. Series #35-01-05, Law Clerk Bench Memoranda, revised to reduce retention period from permanent to 10 (ten) years. Series #35-01-06, Exhibits, revised to require retention for 1 (one) year. Formerly, exhibits were to be made available to counsel no earlier than thirty (30) days after final disposition of the appeal; if counsel did not reclaim, exhibits were destroyed. Series #35-02-00, Case Files, renamed "Paper, Microfilm and Electronic Case Files." Series #35-02-01, Public Case Files, revised to add petitions for review and to reduce retention period for public case files (including appeals, petitions for certification, petitions for review, motions, and public disciplinaries) from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-02-02, Impounded Case Files, revised to add petitions for review and to reduce retention period for impounded case files (including appeals, petitions for certification, petitions for review and motions) from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-02-03, Impounded disciplinary files, revised to reduce retention period from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-03-04, Case Management Database (Supreme Court Case Management System (CMS)), added to require permanent retention. Series #35-04-02, Index Cards (1972 --1987), deleted. These cards have been integrated into computerized system where they are retained permanently. Series #35-05-01, Supreme Court Administrative Orders, revised to specify that retention requirement applies to the first Supreme Court Administrative Order of 1948 to the present. In addition, the retention period was reduced from permanent to 100 (one hundred) years. Series #35-05-02, Administrative Order Index (1948--1972), deleted. Formerly, retained permanently. Series #35-05-03, Administrative Order Index (1972 -- 1996) -- loose leaf binders, deleted. Formerly, retained permanently. Series #35-06-04, Foreign Attorney files; unsuccessful applicants (1974 -- 1976), deleted. Formerly, destroyed with no retention specified. Series #35-06-05, Bar Applicant Cards (1972 -- 1987), revised to reduce retention period from permanent to 35 (thirty-five) years. Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 10 of 12

Series #35-07-02, Attorney Rolls (1900-1941) (paper scrolls), revised to specify that these records were transferred to Division of Archives in 2000. Series #35-08-00, Attorney Certification Records, renamed "Board on Attorney Certification." Series #35-08-01, Certified Attorney Files (original application and reapplications) (Impounded), revised to reduce retention period from permanent to 15 (fifteen) years. Series # 35-08-03, Certified Attorney files (Pleadings related to malpractice and/or ethics grievances only) added to require retention for 50 (fifty) years. Formerly, all certified attorney files (original application and reapplications) were retained permanently. Series #35-08-04, Certified Attorney Cards, added to require permanent retention. Series #35-08-05, Certified Attorney Computer Data (BAC Fox Pro database), added to require penmanent retention. Series #35-08-06, Certified Attorney Exam Drafts, Final Questions and Answers and Grading Sheets, added to require retention for 50 (fifty) years. Series #35-08-07, Certified Attorney Exam Answer Books, added to require retention for 1 (one) year. Series #35-08-08, Board Meeting Minutes and Agendas, added to require retention for 75 (seventy-five) years. Series #35-08-09, Reports to Supreme Court (regarding Rule and Regulation changes or Fee Schedules and Budget), added to require such Board on Attorney Certification reports be retained for 75 (seventy-five) years. Series #35-08-10, Chronological Files (including certification approval letters) of the Board on Attorney Certification, added to require retention for 5 (five) years. Series #35-08-60, Board on Continuing Legal Education, added. Series #35-08-61, Per Course Applications, added to require retention for 1 (one) year. Series #35-08-62, Approved Provider Applications, added to require retention for 3 (three) years. Series #35-08-63, Semiannual Reports, added to require Board on Continuing Legal Education semiannual reports be retained for 3 (three) years. Series #35-08-64, Compliance Reporting Records (paper), added to require Board on Continuing Legal Education paper compliance reporting records be retained for 10 (ten) years. Series #35-08-65, Waiver Requests, added to require retention for 1 O (ten) years. Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 11 of 12

Series #35-08-66, Extension Requests, added to require retention for 4 (four) years. Series #35-08-67, Board Meeting Minutes and Agendas, added to require retention for 75 (seventy-five) years. Series #35-08-68, Reports to Supreme Court (regarding Rule and Regulation Changes or Fee Schedules and Budget), added to require such Board on Continuing Legal Education reports be retained for 75 (seventy-five) years. Series #35-08-69, Chronological Files (including provider approval letters) of the Board on Continuing Legal Education, added to require retention for 5 (five) years. Series #35-08-70, Computer Data Related to the Board (CLE database and CAMS/Attorney Registration), added to require permanent retention. Series #35-10-00 through #35-10-02 regarding Administrative Operations -- Attendance, deleted. Series #35-14-00, Records of Former Courts (pre-1948 Court System), added to provide cross-reference to Retention Schedule #34, Superior Court Clerk's Office. Directive #08-13 revised the schedule as follows: Series# 35-06-01, Bar Applicant Files, previously had a permanent retention period. Revised August 14, 2017 by Supplement to Directive #03-01 Page 12 of 12