Iowa Supreme Court Board of Professional Ethics & Conduct v. Vinyard

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• holding substantial experience in the practice of law is an aggravating factor
• holding substantial experience in the practice of law is an aggravating factor
• revoking license of attorney convicted of mail fraud and money laundering; collecting revocation cases
• revoking the law license of an attorney who was convicted of several counts of mail fraud and money laundering over a fraudulent scheme where the attorney and his brother overcharged the brother’s employer and kept the money for themselves
• revoking the law license of an attorney who was convicted of several counts of mail fraud and money laundering over a fraudulent scheme where the attorney and his brother overcharged the brother’s employer and kept the money for themselves
• \The fact that the lawyer did not create the idea or set the criminal conduct into motion does not work as a mitigating factor.\

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