The Florida Supreme Court has disbarred a former appeals court judge whose esteemed legal career ended amid accusations about his involvement with a stripper. According to a Thursday order, Thomas E. Stringer has been disbarred for the next five years. He resigned in February after a stripper claimed he helped her evade creditors by putting her money in his bank accounts.
October 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The Florida Supreme Court has disbarred a former judge whose esteemed legal career ended amid accusations about his involvement with a stripper.
According to an order entered Thursday, Thomas E. Stringer has been disbarred for the next five years. The former appeals court judge resigned in February after a stripper claimed he helped her evade creditors by putting her money in his bank accounts.
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