The challenge facing the committee is to advise the justices on "whether and how to create a rigorous system that can determine if a lawyer disbarred for those reasons deserves a second chance years later," the court said.
June 24, 2022 at 02:32 PM
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Former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Virginia Long will lead a 28-member committee studying whether attorneys who misappropriate client funds should be permanently disbarred.
The committee, which will explore alternatives to the permanent disbarment rule for lawyers who take clients’ money, is drawn from a variety of backgrounds.
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(l-r) Virginia Long, Jeralyn Lawrence, and Maurice Gallipoli. Courtesy photos
