A set of changes meant to standardize the attorney discipline process in New York state are scheduled to take effect Saturday.
September 29, 2016 at 06:04 PM
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New procedures for disciplining attorneys are set to go into effect Saturday throughout New York state.
Court administrators said the most important aspect of the revisions will be to establish consistency so that lawyers will face the same punishment for the same wrongdoing, no matter which of the four Appellate Division departments they were accused of misconduct in.
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