Mississippi Supreme Court· 6/10/1987
Mississippi State Bar v. Young
Citations
- 509 So. 2d 210
- 1987 Miss. LEXIS 2600
How courts have described this case
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- holding that an attorney is not entitled to a jury trial
- participation in scheme to bribe state official; Complaint Tribunal dismisses formal complaint; Supreme Court imposes one-year suspension
- \Most states which have addressed the matter have held that disciplinary proceedings are not so criminal in nature as to evoke double jeopardy protections.\
- \Most states which have addressed the matter have held that disciplinary proceedings are not so criminal in nature as to evoke double jeopardy protections.\
- \Most states which have addressed the matter have held that disciplinary proceedings are not so criminal in nature as to evoke double jeopardy protections.\
- discussing civil and criminal characteristics of disciplinary proceedings
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Judges: Robertson
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