Career counselors often advise that hobbies can relieve stress, but for one New Jersey lawyer, a passion for golf might have led to his downfall. Golf buff Charles Meaden is fighting to keep his license after having been arrested for trying to buy $5,600 worth of clubs with a stolen credit card. Although the ethics committee that heard his case recommended he be suspended for three years, the Office of Attorney Ethics is seeking disbarment, arguing that his behavior shows a pattern of dishonesty.
October 21, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Career counselors often advise that hobbies can relieve stress, but forone New Jersey lawyer, a passion for golf might have led to hisdownfall.
Golf buff Charles Meaden is fighting to keep his license after havingbeen arrested for trying to buy $5,600 worth of clubs with a stolencredit card.
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