Under Rule 1101, amendments to the Midlands Rules of Evidence may be made where?

• A. At the annual AMTA Board Meeting or by special vote convened by the Board
• B. Only at the Governor's conference
• C. By the state legislature
• D. By a decision of the Supreme Court

Answer: (B)

Amending the Midlands Rules of Evidence is handled through a single, formal venue—the Governor's conference. This setup gives the change process a centralized, statewide forum with executive oversight, ensuring any modification to the rules goes through a recognized, holistically considered channel. Because Rule 1101 designates the Governor's conference as the proper place for amendments, other bodies—the AMTA board meeting or a special board vote, the state legislature, or the Supreme Court—do not have the authority to amend the rules under this rule. The legislature would typically enact changes by statute, not by amending the rules themselves, and the Supreme Court would be applying or interpreting the rules rather than altering them.