The Florida Supreme Court under Chief Justice Charles T. Canady. Photo: royalty free.
The Florida Supreme Court has said it is "greatly troubled" by the behavior of Hillsborough attorney Kelsay Dayon Patterson in its decision to issue him a yearlong suspension for violating four bar rules. It rejected the court-appointed referee's report as "too lenient."
October 22, 2018 at 12:44 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court has made an example of Hillsborough attorney Kelsay Dayon Patterson, disregarding a court-appointed referee’s ”far too lenient” recommendations in favor of more severe punishment over Patterson’s ”incendiary and disparaging comments” against judges.
The referee, Pinellas Circuit Judge Pamela A.M. Campbell, found Patterson guilty of professional misconduct — one of four charges brought against him by the Florida Bar — and recommended admonishment and a $2,827.09 fine.
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