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· 12/12/1994

In the Matter of Holt

Citations

  • 451 S.E.2d 884
  • 317 S.C. 48
  • 1994 S.C. LEXIS 214

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  • holding that possession and use of cocaine are acts involving moral turpitude even when there was no conviction
  • holding that possession and use of cocaine are acts involving moral turpitude even when there was no conviction
  • felony conviction for driving under the influence resulting in loss of human life warranted indefinite suspension; attorney also admitted use of cocaine
  • indefinite suspension for felony DUI and cocaine use; disbarred in 1997 based on federal conviction for bank fraud and has never sought reinstatement
  • felony conviction for driving under the influence resulting in loss of human life warranted indefinite suspension; attorney also admitted use of cocaine
  • indefinite suspension for possession of cocaine even though there was no conviction

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Judges: Per Curiam

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