· 2/11/2010
In Re Disciplin. Proceeding Against Cramer
Citations
- 225 P.3d 881
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- refusing to apply this mitigator because the attorney did not start paying off tax warrants until after a disciplinary hearing
- refusing to apply this mitigator because the attorney did not start paying off tax warrants until after a disciplinary hearing
- aggravating factors of prior discipline, bad faith obstruction of disciplinary process, substantial experience, and indifference to making restitution would justify disbarment even if not the presumptive sanction
- aggravating factors of prior discipline, bad faith obstruction of disciplinary process, substantial experience, and indifference to making restitution would justify disbarment even if not the presumptive sanction
- because “registering a new business with DOR is required by law,” DOR has agents “charged with locating unregistered business entities”
- disbarment was appropriate for attorney’s criminal acts in attempting to circumvent state tax law
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Judges: C. Johnson
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