Note to attorneys: Peeping into the windows of unsuspecting people is not a good way to hang onto your law license. The Iowa Supreme Court has suspended the license of non-practicing attorney Mark A. Templeton, who pleaded guilty to six counts of invasion of privacy after he was caught repeatedly looking into the windows of a home occupied by several women. Templeton admitted that he had looked in the windows of the home and acknowledged he has had problems with looking in windows his whole life.
July 09, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Note to attorneys: Peeping into the windows of unsuspecting people is not a good way to hang onto your law license.
The Iowa Supreme Court last week suspended the license of a non-practicing attorney who pleaded guilty to six counts of invasion of privacy after he was caught repeatedly looking into the windows of a Des Moines home occupied by several women.
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