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51. LICENSURE & DISCIPLINE.

Subjects
*ATTORNEY discipline, *DISBARMENT, *PRACTICE of law, *LEGAL ethics
Published
2020

52. LICENSURE & DISCIPLINE.

Subjects
*DISBARMENT, *ATTORNEY discipline, *REINSTATEMENT of employees, *LAWYERS
Published
2020

54. 2017 SURVEY OF INDIANA LAWYER DISCIPLINE DECISIONS.

Author

WITTE, G. MICHAEL

Subjects
*ATTORNEY discipline, *DISBARMENT, *LEGAL ethics, *PER curiam opinions, *PROFESSIONAL ethics
Abstract

The article provides an overview of lawyer discipline rulings issued by the Indiana Supreme Court in 2017. Actions taken by court upon a finding of law misconduct are identified. The article also discussed the Per Curiam disbarment opinions of the court, violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct and trust account procedural rules in the Indiana Rules of Admission and Discipline and appealable prosecurotial misconduct during trial.

Published
2018
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56. Legal Ethics.

Author

Longan, Patrick Emery

Subjects
*LEGAL ethics, *ATTORNEY discipline, *DISBARMENT, *ATTORNEY-client privilege
Published
2018

58. Orders of Discipline and Disability.

Subjects
DISBARMENT, ATTORNEY discipline, LAWYERS, EMPLOYEE misconduct, CONSERVATORSHIPS (Law), TRUSTS & trustees, INDEPENDENT contractors
Published
2019

69. Southern Justice: Lawyers Walk in Fear.

Author

Kunstler, William M. and Kinoy, Arthur

Subjects
RIGHT to counsel, CRIMINAL justice system, RACE & society, LAWYERS, LEGAL ethics, HARASSMENT, DISBARMENT
Abstract

The article looks at right to counsel for those charged with criminal offenses in the U.S. as of 1964, focusing on African American and other defendants in race-related cases in the South. It recounts the negative consequences that white and black defense attorneys in such cases have suffered, including legal harassment and disbarment, citing attorneys including William L. Higgs and R. Jess Brown. Professional ethics requirements for attorneys are cited.

Published
1964

70. DISCIPLINARY NOTICES.

Subjects
PRACTICE of law, DISBARMENT, LEGAL education, ATTORNEY discipline
Published
2024

71. Maryland Republican candidate for governor gets disbarred

Author

Wiggins, Ovetta

Subjects
Professional misconduct -- Remedies, Gubernatorial candidates -- Discipline, Attorneys -- Discipline, Disbarment, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Ovetta Wiggins Maryland Republican gubernatorial candidate Robin Ficker was disbarred from practicing law under a ruling from the state's top court after a complaint initiated by the Attorney Grievance [...]

Published
2022

72. IS BAR EXAM FAILURE A HARBINGER OF PROFESSIONAL DISCIPLINE?

Author

KINSLER, JEFFREY S.

Subjects
*LEGAL ethics, *PROFESSIONAL ethics, *BAR examinations, *DISBARMENT, *LAW & ethics, *LAW examinations
Abstract

The article argues that lawyers who failed several bar examination before passing it are more likely to be disciplined for ethical violations including lack of diligence. Topics discussed include the primary causes of attorney discipline, ethical rules in client neglect and incompetence cases, evidence linking the failure of entrance examinations and subsequent discipline in other professions, the types of public discipline in Tennessee and permanency of disbarment in Tennessee.

Published
2017

73. Attorney Discipline.

Subjects
*ATTORNEY discipline, *PRACTICE of law, *LEGAL ethics, *DISBARMENT, *PROFESSIONAL ethics
Abstract

The article focuses on disciplinary actions against the lawyers of Utah. It mentions the suspension of license of Michael R. Power to practice law for a period of eighteen months, public reprimand against Terry R. Spencer for violating Rules 1.4(a) (Communication) and 1.5(a) (Fees) of Utah Rules of Professional Conduct by Utah Supreme Court and disbarment of Jeremy D. Eveland from the practice of law for his violation of Rules 8.4(b) and 8.4(c) (Misconduct) of the Rules of Professional Conduct.

Published
2017

74. Assisting Federal Courts With Disciplinary Matters.

Author

Doyle, Andrew J.

Subjects
ATTORNEY discipline, LEGAL ethics, DISBARMENT, VOLUNTEER lawyers
Abstract

The article focuses on Advisory Committee on Admissions and Grievances for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit which encourage practitioners to volunteer to serve on local federal court's disciplinary committee. It mentions court may elect to lift the presumptive confidentiality of any given report and recommendation of the Committee. It also mentions court's rules provide and receipt of a petition for reinstatement by a disbarred or indefinitely suspended attorney.

Published
2020

75. LICENSURE & DISCIPLINE.

Subjects
*ATTORNEY discipline, *DISBARMENT, *LAWYERS -- Certification, *PRACTICE of law
Published
2019

76. LICENSURE & DISCIPLINE.

Subjects
*PROFESSIONAL licenses, *ATTORNEY discipline, *LAWYERS, *PRACTICE of law, *REINSTATEMENT of employees, *DISBARMENT
Published
2019

77. FROM WHENCE WE CAME.

Author

SCHAEPERKOETTER, CARL

Subjects
*DISBARMENT, *MENTAL health of lawyers, *SUBSTANCE abuse, *OBLIGATIONS (Law), *PRACTICE of law
Abstract

The article discusses various changes involving attorney discipline in Missouri as of 2019, and it mentions the work of the Missouri Supreme Court, the state's Office of Chief Disciplinary Counsel (OCDC), and the Missouri Bar Advisory Committee. The American Bar Association’s McKay Commission is addressed, along with the disbarment of attorneys and applications for reinstatement to the practice of law. Lawyers' obligations are assessed, along with mental health and substance abuse problems.

Published
2019

91. LAWYER DISCIPLINE.

Subjects
WISCONSIN. Supreme Court. Office of Lawyer Regulation, PRACTICE of law, DISBARMENT, ATTORNEY discipline, LEGAL ethics
Published
2018

97. DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS.

Subjects
ATTORNEY discipline, DISMISSAL of lawyers, DISBARMENT
Published
2018

98. Trump Prosecutor at Risk In Georgia Investigations.

Author

HAKIM, DANNY and FAUSSET, RICHARD

Subjects
*PROSECUTORS, *CAMPAIGN funds, *DISBARMENT, *POLITICAL campaigns, *PUBLIC prosecutors
Abstract

The article focuses on an investigation at the Georgia State Capitol previewing potential challenges for Fani T. Willis, the district attorney prosecuting Donald J. Trump, as a defense lawyer alleges that Willis once took a significant amount of money from her political campaign for personal use.

Published
2024

99. Attorney Discipline.

Subjects
*ATTORNEY discipline, *DISBARMENT
Abstract

The article offers information on the disciplinary actions against lawyers in Utah. Topics discussed include suspension of licenses for practicing law of Bryan T. Adamson, disbarment of James H. Alcala for violating Rules of Professional Conduct and Public Reprimand against Paul Lydolph by the Utah Supreme Court.

Published
2016

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