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People v. Williams

Citations

  • 845 P.2d 1150
  • 17 Brief Times Rptr. 194
  • 1993 Colo. LEXIS 66
  • 1993 WL 18939

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  • finding that an earlier suspension should be considered as a pattern of misconduct rather than as prior discipline where most of the misconduct in the then-pending case took place before the imposition of the earlier suspension
  • finding that an earlier suspension should be considered as a pattern of misconduct rather than as prior discipline where most of the misconduct in the then-pending case took place before the imposition of the earlier suspension
  • choosing to apply in aggravation a pattern of misconduct rather than prior disciplinaiy offenses where the misconduct in the instant case occurred before the lawyer was suspended in the earlier case
  • disbarring an attorney who neglected a matter, intentionally failed to carry out a contract of employment, and attempted to avoid service of process, where the hearing board found that the lawyer had abandoned his practice and where eight aggravating factors and no mitigators applied

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Judges: Per Curiam

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