In the Matter of Jack O. Morse

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• disciplinary authority should consider (a) the duty violated, (b) the lawyer’s mental state, (c) the potential or actual 2 Rule 1.2 (a
• this Court looks to ABA Standards for guidance in determining appropriate sanction to impose
• to determine the appropriate level of discipline, disciplinary authority considers the duty violated; the lawyer’s mental state; the potential or actual resulting injury; and aggravating or mitigating factors
• disciplinary authority should consider (a) the duty violated, (b) the lawyer’s mental state, (c) the potential or actual injury caused by the misconduct, and (d) aggravating and mitigating factors
• disciplinary authority should consider (a) the duty violated, (b) the lawyer’s mental state, (c) the potential or actual injury caused by the misconduct, and (d) aggravating and mitigating factors
• dis- ciplinary authority should consider (a) the duty violated, (b) the lawyer’s mental state, (c) the potential or actual injury caused by the misconduct, and (d) aggravating and mitigating factors

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