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· 6/30/1972

In Re Discipline of Bunker

Citations

  • 199 N.W.2d 628
  • 294 Minn. 47
  • 1972 Minn. LEXIS 1374

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a failure to file federal or state income tax returns violates an attorney’s oath of office and professional responsibility obligations
  • stating that repeated failures to file income tax returns will lead to “either suspension or disbarment”
  • question of moral turpitude not reached; probation for three years or until such time as all tax obligations are paid
  • question of moral turpitude not reached; probation for three years or until such time as all tax obligations are paid
  • “Any violation of the income tax laws represents a threat to the ability of our governmental units to function, whether such action is done with corrupt intent or not.”
  • failure to file income tax returns

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Judges: Peterson, MacLaughlin

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