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Decatur solo practitioner Jason Lee Van Dyke, an attorney with a history of lawyer discipline sanctions, was suspended from practicing law for six months, followed by a year of probation.
May 06, 2020 at 04:01 PM
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An attorney accused of interfering with a witness in a pending criminal case was suspended for six months, followed by one year of probation.
Decatur solo practitioner Jason Lee Van Dyke, an attorney with a history of lawyer discipline sanctions, said the COVID-19 pandemic was delaying his trial, and he chose to take the suspension during a time most lawyers aren’t practicing much anyway.
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