Two of the state's Supreme Court justices have called for harsher punishment for repeat violators of the attorney disciplinary rules.
April 03, 2014 at 01:43 PM
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Two of the state’s Supreme Court justices have called for harsher punishment for repeat violators of the attorney disciplinary rules.
Justice Max Baer wrote a dissent cited in three disciplinary decisions in which the lawyers facing punishment received suspensions of between a year-and-a-day and 18 months. The dissent was joined by Justice Correale F. Stevens.
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