The Wisconsin Supreme Court is considering tightening its hold on the state's attorney discipline system. Changes were recommended in a report by an American Bar Association panel that studied the discipline system. The court had asked for the ABA's help after its disciplinary arm was criticized during the spring state Supreme Court election. It was reported that several members of the board's staff thought that the board had become too cozy with the profession it regulates.
October 04, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Madison, Wis.–The Wisconsin Supreme Court is considering tightening its hold on the state’s attorney discipline system.
Changes were recommended in a 47-page report issued in August by an American Bar Association panel that studied the discipline system. The court had asked for the ABA’s help after its disciplinary arm–the Board of Attorneys Professional Responsibility–was criticized during the spring Supreme Court election.
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