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· 3/16/1982

In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Chambers

Citations

  • 642 P.2d 286
  • 292 Or. 670
  • 1982 Ore. LEXIS 757

How courts have described this case

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  • accused guilty of incompetent representation where record showed accused “tried the criminal case ‘by the seat of his pants’ ”
  • record left “distinct impression that [the accused lawyer] prepared and tried the criminal case ‘by the seat of his pants’ ”
  • trial panel erred in reaching guilt determination as to misrepresentation; although proof supported panel’s determination, complaint contained no allegation putting lawyer on notice that being charged with misrepresentation
  • trial panel erred in reaching guilt determination as to mis- representation; although proof supported panel’s determina- tion, complaint contained no allegation putting lawyer on notice that being charged with misrepresentation
  • lawyer’s knowing misrepresentation of self as independent insurance agent violates DR 7-102(A)(5)
  • the accused suspended for two years for impersonating an insurance agent

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Judges: Per Curiam

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