Illinois Supreme Court· 8/4/1994

In Re Chandler

Citations

641 N.E.2d 473
161 Ill. 2d 459
204 Ill. Dec. 249
1994 Ill. LEXIS 108

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recognizing a continuing duty on every bar applicant to immediately disclose information relevant to the applicant’s character and fitness as it becomes available
stating, “Generally, an attorney may not be disciplined for instances of uncharged misconduct; to do so would violate the respondent’s right to procedural due process and our own notions of candor and fairness.”
attorney may not be disciplined for instances of uncharged misconduct because to do so would violate due process rights
attorney may not be disciplined for instances of uncharged misconduct because to do so would violate due process rights
three-year suspension imposed on an attorney who failed to disclose on her bar application that she provided false information on a mortgage loan application, as well as misstated her social security number in her bar application

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Judges: Miller, McMorrow, Freeman

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