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· 3/24/1987

In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Sonderen

Citations

  • 734 P.2d 348
  • 303 Or. 129
  • 1987 Ore. LEXIS 1193

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  • finding no such policy and therefore holding that felony conviction reduced to a misdemeanor should be treated as such for bar disciplinary purposes
  • “in order to involve moral turpitude, [the conduct] must require intent and must include as an element fraud, deceit, dishonesty, harm to a specific victim or illegal activity undertaken for personal gain”
  • “in order to involve moral turpitude, [the conduct] must require intent and must include as an element fraud, deceit, dishonesty, harm to a specific victim or illegal activity undertaken for personal gain”
  • so holding in similar circumstances
  • conviction determined to mean judgment

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Judges: Per Curiam

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