People v. Morley

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• finding no outrageous governmental conduct when an undercover operation discovered evidence linking an attorney with prostitution-related activity
• conviction of criminal offense is not a condition precedent to attorney disciplinary proceedings involving the offense, nor is acquittal a bar
• In a disciplinary proceeding against an attorney, \the undercover operation did not reach the level of outrageous or bad faith conduct necessary to support the sanction of dismissal or suppression.\
• In a disciplinary proceeding against an attorney, “the undercover operation did not reach the level of outrageous or bad faith conduct necessary to support the sanction of dismissal or suppression.”
• “highest standards of honesty, justice, or morality” not unconstitutionally vague

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