Supreme Court of Louisiana· 6/5/1998
In re Dunn
Citations
- 713 So. 2d 461
- 1998 WL 289775
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- hearing committee concluded that an admonition was the appropriate sanction, but since that remedy could not be imposed once proceedings became public upon filing of formal charges it declined to impose any sanction
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- In re AugustSupreme Court of Louisiana· 2010-10-15· cited 1×
- In re the Suspension of WelcomeSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2013-12-05· cited 1×
- In re NewmanSupreme Court of Louisiana· 2012-03-30
- In re DunnSupreme Court of Louisiana· 2012-09-21
- In re SchiroSupreme Court of Louisiana· 2004-11-15
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