Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. John E. Cepican

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• holding respondent was precluded from introducing witnesses and evidence as a sanction for failing to answer the complaint or to provide discovery responses
• noting the “charges must be known to the attorney before the hearing begins[,] [as] [t]he notice requirement is a basic component of procedural due process”

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