Noe Perez Jr. of Edinburg voluntarily resigned his law license instead of facing an attorney discipline case that alleged that his criminal conduct also amounted to professional misconduct as an attorney.
June 30, 2021 at 01:09 PM
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A South Texas attorney who was convicted and sentenced to two years in federal prison for bribing a district judge can no longer practice law after the Texas Supreme Court accepted his resignation.
Noe Perez Jr. of Edinburg voluntarily resigned his law license instead of facing an attorney discipline case that alleged that his criminal conduct also amounted to professional misconduct as an attorney.
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Noe Perez Jr.
