Armwood v. State of New York

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• holding that, in state disbarment proceeding, \absence of fair notice as to the reach of the grievance procedure\ violated attorney's due process rights
• holding that a lawyer is entitled to procedural due process before disbarment because disbarment is a form of punishment
• holding that attorney disbarment proceedings are quasi-criminal and that attorneys are entitled to procedural due process
• holding that attorney disbarment proceedings are quasi-criminal and that attorneys are entitled to procedural due process
• holding that, in state disbarment proceeding, “absence of fair notice as to the reach of the grievance procedure” violated attorney’s due process rights
• holding that the addition of charges after the defendant had testified deprived him of procedural due process where the added charges stemmed from admissions in his testimony

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