· 10/13/1947
Murphy v. California
Citations
- 332 U.S. 779
- 68 S. Ct. 44
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- revocation by consent can occur \provided the attorney is willing to admit to having engaged in professional misconduct\
- revocation by consent can occur \provided the attorney is willing to admit to having engaged in professional misconduct\
- revocation by consent can occur \provided the attorney is willing to admit to having engaged in professional misconduct\
- revocation by consent can occur \provided the attorney is willing to admit to having engaged in professional misconduct\
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