First Nat'l Sec. Co. v. Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• holding an attorney did not commit perjury in a civil action, but holding the attorney should still be disbarred because of his misconduct
• holding an attorney did not commit perjury in a civil action, but holding the attorney should still be disbarred because of his misconduct
• concluding the fact the lawyer’s misconduct occurred outside the practice of law is not a mitigating factor
• “[Cooperating with the disciplinary proceedings is not a mitigating factor, even though lack of cooperation may be an aggravating factor.”
• \This court will not disturb a hearing examiner's findings of fact if the findings are supported by a clear preponderance of the evidence.\
• “This court will not disturb a hearing examiner’s findings of fact if the findings are supported by a clear preponderance of the evidence.”

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