A person who has been acquitted of serious criminal charges and has had adverse findings made against them by a professional disciplinary tribunal (not involving dishonesty) may still be found to be a fit and proper person for admission as a legal practitioner, where they demonstrate acknowledgment of past unsatisfactory conduct, provide satisfactory explanations, and present positive character references and psychological evidence.
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