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Barrett v. Virginia State Bar (ORDER)
No. 081935Supreme Court of Virginia
081935 Barrett v. Virginia State Bar (ORDER) 04/17/2009 In Virginia State Bar disciplinary proceedings, there was no error in an order revoking the license to practice law of an attorney who, while under a pri…
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081935 Barrett v. Virginia State Bar (ORDER) 04/17/2009 In Virginia State Bar disciplinary proceedings, there was no error in an …
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081935 Barrett v. Virginia State Bar (ORDER) 04/17/2009 In Virginia State Bar disciplinary proceedings, there was no error in an order revoking the license to practice law of an attorney who, while under a prior suspension of his license to practice law, represented himself in domestic relations proceedings during which he asserted persistently and repeatedly before the circuit court and the Court of Appeals of Virginia that he is no longer required to support his children. In light of the facts and applicable law, his position was completely frivolous and in violation of Rule 3.1 of the Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct. A lawyer whose license is suspended is still an active member of…
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