Terence Kindlon Jr., who passed the bar exam last year but was not admitted, was indicted yesterday on two misdemeanor counts of unauthorized practice of law and three felonies of offering a false instrument for filing.
January 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The son of a prominent criminal defense attorney was indicted yesterday on two misdemeanor counts of unauthorized practice of law and three felonies of offering a false instrument for filing (See Indictment).
The defendant, Terence Kindlon Jr., 42, passed the bar exam last year but was not admitted. He has a history of mental illness and had been accepted into the Manhattan Mental Health Court.
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