· 8/17/1993
Matter of Cherryhomes
Citations
- 858 P.2d 401
- 115 N.M. 734
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that discipline was appropriate because the attorney forged a physician’s signature on the certificate of fitness required by the Arizona bar application in another state, which raised serious concerns about the attorney’s honesty
- imposing indefinite suspension where lawyer, inter alia, forged a physician’s signature certifying his mental and physical health on the bar application for another state
- New Mexico Supreme Court indefinitely suspended an attorney who, among other things, forged a physician's signature on a certificate of fitness required by the bar application process in another state
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Judges: Per Curiam
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