· 12/3/1952
Opinion No. 52-1203
How courts have described this case
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- treating lack of evidence of prior, similar misconduct as a mitigating factor
- “The fact that Johnson represented Doe in family and criminal matters is an aggravating circumstance.”
- treating lack of actual harm as a mitigating factor
- treating lack of prior discipline as a mitigating factor
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