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In Re Duncan

Citations

  • 65 S.E. 210
  • 83 S.C. 186
  • 1909 S.C. LEXIS 129

Syllabus

<p>Attorney at Law — Contempt.—One who advises another as to his legal rights, accepts money of him as compensation for his services in procuring the consent or order of a magistrate that an imprisonment already entered on be discontinued on payment of the fine first imposed in the alternative, practices law, and an attorney previously debarred is in contempt of Court by so doing.</p>

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  • adopting the Supreme Court’s definition of an attorney as articulated in Ward

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Judges: Woods

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