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During the bar admission process, applicant Jonas Reyes filed an application declaring there are no pending criminal charges, no civil actions, and no disciplinary actions against him anywhere. It later becomes known that he is the named respondent in a pending criminal case for wire fraud before a United States federal court (case no. 20XX-SD-5678), which he deliberately did not disclose. It also turns out that he is the subject of a pending disciplinary complaint with the Bar Association of Singapore for dishonesty in the practice of law. The Supreme Court orders correction of the misrepresentation under Section 11, Canon II, CPRA. (a) Identify the controlling rule on correcting misrepresentations in applications for admission to the Bar. (b) Explain the applicant's duties and the procedure the Court may require to rectify the misrepresentation. (c) Discuss the possible consequences if the misrepresentation is material and intentional.

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