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In a decision that will fundamentally change the way the State Bar of Texas punishes some lawyers, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that a lawyer's conviction for possession of a controlled substance is no longer grounds for an automatic license suspension. Raising the question of what is a crime of "moral turpitude," the case represents a departure from the high court's traditional attitude toward lawyers convicted of possessing illegal drugs.
July 02, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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