Theodore Berry v. Coastal International Securit

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• noting that an attorney’s second domestic abuse conviction “clearly demOn-stratelas] his disrespect for the law”
• indicating that respondent was admonished for committing his first offense of domestic abuse assault against his wife and for resisting arrest while intoxicated
• holding no violation of rule 32:8.4(d) occurred because the domestic abuse did not occur within the context of respondent’s practice
• concluding the attorney’s domestic abuse with significant injuries and repeated violations of no-contact order demonstrated disrespect for the law reflecting adversely on his fitness to practice law
• holding Board failed to prove a violation of rule 32:8.4(d) because attorney’s repeated violations of a no-contact order “were based on personal conduct that was unrelated to the practice of law”
• considering as a mitigating factor the attorney’s “rehabilitative efforts in actively attempting to control his addiction to alcohol”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).