Feinstein v. State Bar
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT.
In 1938, upon conviction of a felony, Louis Feinstein was disbarred. (Bar Misc. No. 1527.) The Board of Governors of The State Bar upheld the action of an administrative committee unanimously recommending the denial of his petition for reinstatement. The matter is before this court upon Feinstein’s petition to review the board’s action. (Rules on Original Proceedings in Reviewing Courts, rule 59 [b].)
Feinstein was admitted to practice in California in 1927. He was convicted upon each of two counts of an indictment which charged him with soliciting a client to commit grand theft.…
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