Thompson v. Thompson Apl of: Clarion Dom. Rel.

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• time on house arrest, adverse publicity as a result of conspiracy charges, monetary fines, and judicial censure are not the types of disciplinary sanctions that are usually credited as mitigating
• disbarment was appropriate for attorney who was convicted of a federal felony for not reporting receipts of more than $10,000 in one transaction in connection with a trade or business
• “Although three mitigators [including absence of a prior disciplinary record] and only one aggravator exist in this case, when we consider all the mitigators together, they are not sufficiently compelling to justify departure from the presumptive sanction.”
• definition of intent for purposes of lawyer discipline

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