In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Holman

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• holding that heavy alcohol abuse and addiction to prescription drugs showed lack of appreciation of ethical violation necessary to support violation of ethical rule prohibiting conduct involving dishonesty
• holding that heavy alcohol abuse and addiction to prescription drugs showed lack of appreciation of ethical violation necessary to support violation of ethical rule prohibiting conduct involving dishonesty
• embezzlement without “deception in the sense of misleading the victim”
• “The grouping of the noun ‘dishonesty’ with the other three nouns, ‘fraud, deceit or misrepresentation,’ might suggest that in order for conduct to involve dishonesty it must partake of some kind of deception in the sense of misleading the victim of the conduct. We do not so conclude.”
• discussing intent element of former DR 1-102(A)(4)

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