A law school graduate who was charged but never convicted of soliciting a minor online for sex has been permanently blocked from admission to practicing law in Louisiana.
The Louisiana Supreme Court on September 28 found that Philip Pilie, a 2007 University of Georgia School of Law graduate who passed the bar examination in 2009, lacked the character and fitness to practice, despite the fact that he was not convicted of the crime.
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