The New Jersey Supreme Court has created the new punishment of indefinite suspension for offenders "on the cusp of disbarment` who seem capable of rehabilitation. Though disbarment remains a permanent sanction, lawyers given indefinite suspensions will be permitted to petition for reinstatement after five years.
August 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
The state Supreme Court has created the new punishment of indefinite suspension for offenders “on the cusp of disbarment” who seem capable of rehabilitation.
Under new Rule 1:20-15A(2), effective Sept. 3, lawyers given indefinite suspensions will be permitted to petition for reinstatement after five years.
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