· 8/4/1961
Herbert E. Saier v. State Bar of Michigan and the Supreme Court of the State of Michigan
Citations
- 293 F.2d 756
- 1961 U.S. App. LEXIS 3769
How courts have described this case
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- holding that federal courts do not sit in review of state bar disciplinary proceedings
- noting federal courts do not sit in review of state bar disciplinary proceedings
- noting federal courts do not sit in review of state bar disciplinary proceedings
- “We conclude that the right to require the State Bar to process appellant’s request for an investigation of certain lawyers is not a right guaranteed by the Federal Constitution.”
- “We conclude that the right to require the State Bar to process appellant's request for an investigation of certain lawyers is not a right guaranteed by the Federal Constitution.”
- federal courts do not sit in review of state bar disciplinary proceedings
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Judges: Miller, Cecil, O'Sullivan
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