"They're saying basically anybody who thinks this way, who advances these issues, must be mentally ill," said attorney Mark Dubois, who is not involved in the litigation. "That's really unfair."
March 24, 2021 at 02:16 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Ordering a disciplinary hearing for an attorney accused of spreading unsupported conspiracy theories might seem logical enough.
But does requesting a mental health evaluation—and potentially linking the lawyer’s license to his willingness to comply—blur the line of ethics or violate that attorney’s rights?
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