5. Disqualification of the Special Prosecutor
An attorney-at-law is disqualified from being the Special Prosecutor and is not eligible to be appointed the Special Prosecutor or, having been appointed, is not eligible to continue to be the Special Prosecutor if the attorney-at-law —
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(a) has filed for bankruptcy in a court or is declared by a court to be a bankrupt;
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(b) is unable to discharge the functions of his or her office whether arising from infirmity of body or mind or any other cause;
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(c) is found to have committed professional misconduct under section 35 of the Legal Profession Act;
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(d) is removed from the Roll under section 29 of the Legal Profession Act;
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(e) is convicted of a criminal offence except if the offence—
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(i) is a minor traffic offence, or
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(ii) is spent in accordance with the Criminal Records (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act; or
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(f) is a member of Parliament.