Attorney Grievance Commission v. O'Toole

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• ordering a 30 day suspension because “O’Toole’s violations were not committed with an intent to defraud the government”
• suspending attorney for 30 days for failing to file Maryland withholding tax forms for his professional corporation and for failing to file individual federal and state income tax returns for three years
• attorney’s failure to file and pay federal and state income tax returns for three years violated Rule 8.4(d)
• “omnibus” motion that generally asserted that evidence was seized in 16 violation of constitutional rights did not satisfy Rule 4-252(e)
• in light of significant mitigating circumstances, 30-day suspension was appropriate sanction for attorney who failed to file personal income tax returns and withholding forms for employees during three-year period
• 30-day suspension for “failing to file various state and federal tax returns from 1998 to 2001 and by failing to pay various federal and state taxes for the same period”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).