The appeals court that handed down the suspension, however, appeared to give significant weight to exceptional mitigating circumstances surrounding her acts.
October 07, 2021 at 04:31 PM
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A public service lawyer and leading underprivileged youth advocate in New York City has had her law license suspended for nine months after wrongfully paying herself $51,984 from a legal advocacy group she founded.
But the appeals court that handed down the suspension appeared to give significant weight to exceptional mitigating circumstances surrounding her acts.
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