Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Johnson

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• holding attorney’s good-faith belief that her conduct did not violate conflict-of-interest rule contained in DR 9-101(B) was not a defense
• holding attorney's good-faith belief that her conduct did not violate conflict-of-interest rule contained in DR 9-101(B) was not a defense
• holding attorney's conflict of interest that resulted in numerous challenges to her participation in pending cases and the potential for many similar challenges was conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice
• holding attorney’s conflict of interest that resulted in numerous challenges to her participation in pending cases and the potential for many similar challenges was conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice

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