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(3) Admission requirements. Any person may, upon proof of good moral
character as it relates to the practice of law, be admitted to the Bar of this
court without examination, provided that such person:
(i) Has been a member in good standing of a Bar of a court of
general jurisdiction in any state or territory of the United
States for a period of five years immediately preceding the filing
of the application;
or
(ii) (A) Has been awarded a J.D. or LL.B. degree by a law school
which, at the time of the awarding of the degree, was approved by
the American Bar Association; (B) Has been admitted to the
practice of law in any state or territory of the United States
upon the successful completion of a written bar examination and
has received a scaled score of 133 or more on the Multistate Bar
Examination which the state or territory deems to have been taken
as a part of such examination; and (C) Has taken and passed --
with a scaled score of 75 or more -- the Multistate Professional
Responsibility Examination (MPRE) given under the auspices of the
Multistate Bar Examination Committee of the National Conference of
Bar Examiners.