In the Matter of David B. Jacobs, an Attorney and Counselor at Law Grievance Committee for the Eastern District of New York v. David B. Jacobs, Esq.

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• holding that a district court's authority to discipline attorneys admitted to appear before it is an inherent power of the court
• “A district court’s authority to discipline attorneys admitted to appear before it is a well-recognized inherent power of the court.”
• “A district court’s authority to discipline attorneys admitted to appear before it is a well- recognized inherent power of the court.”

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