· 10/9/2002
Iowa Supreme Court Board of Professional Ethics & Conduct v. D'Angelo
Citations
- 652 N.W.2d 213
- 2002 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 207
- 2002 WL 31251673
How courts have described this case
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- concluding it was not necessary to increase the quite lengthy suspension currently in force
- discussing whether knowledge of facts in current proceeding would have caused the court to enlarge D’Angelo’s suspension
- imposing a concurrent sentence, reasoning if additional violations had been brought to the court's attention at the time of the previous sanction, the court \seriously doubt[s] that respondent's prior suspension . . . would have been enlarged\
- imposing a concurrent sentence, reasoning if additional violations had been brought to the court’s attention at the time of the previous sanction, the court “seriously doubt[s] that respondent’s prior suspension ... would have been enlarged”
- imposing a concurrent sentence, reasoning if additional violations had been brought to the court’s attention at the time of the previous sanction, the court “seriously doubt[s] that respondent’s prior suspension ... would have been enlarged”
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Judges: Carter, Larson
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