Nadine Parkes of Middletown, who pleaded guilty to a theft charge last year, has been disbarred by a Brooklyn appellate panel.
April 18, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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An upstate attorney who pleaded guilty to a theft charge last year has been disbarred by a Brooklyn appellate panel.
Nadine Parkes of Middletown pleaded to third-degree grand larceny, a D felony, in Orange County Court in March 2013. In light of the conviction, the Appellate Division, Second Department on Wednesday disbarred Parkes.
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