. District Court LR 83.6(4)(B) provides that acts or omissions that violate the ethical requirements and rules concerning the practice of law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts constitute misconduct for which attorneys appearing before the court may be disciplined. District Court LR 83.6(5)(A) provides that "[w]hen misconduct or allegations of misconduct that, if substantiated, would warrant discipline as to an attorney admitted to practice before this court, is brought to the attention of a judicial officer, whether by complaint or otherwise, and the applicable procedure is not otherwise mandated by these rules, the judicial officer may refer the matter to counsel for investigation, the prosecution of a formal disciplinary proceeding or the formulation of such other recommendation as may be appropriate.” Other portions of the rule provide procedures for the investigator to commence a proceeding and for the adjudication of any charges. District Court LR 205 provides that "[a] judge of the bankruptcy court for the District of Massachusetts is authorized as a judicial officer to make referrals for disciplinary proceedings as provided under LR 83.6(5)(A).”