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In Re Nash

Citations

  • 855 P.2d 1112
  • 317 Or. 354
  • 1993 Ore. LEXIS 117

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  • noting, in review of reinstatement proceeding, that United States Supreme Court has held that state cannot exclude a person from the practice of law in a manner that contravenes due process
  • reinstatement after disbarment is uncommon in the legal profession, and not even possible in some jurisdictions
  • reinstatement after disbarment is uncommon in the legal profession, and not even possible in some jurisdictions
  • federal criminal enticement statute “targets the sexual grooming of minors as well as the actual sexual exploitation of them”
  • federal criminal enticement statute \targets the sexual grooming of minors as well as the actual sexual exploitation of them\
  • “We are entitled to have a reasonable assurance that the misconduct which brought the petitioner before this court once before will not reoccur.” (quoting In re Koken, 214 Or. 357, 329 P.2d 894, 895 (1958))

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Judges: Per Curiam

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