Anderson v. Coolin
Idaho Supreme Court
Motion to strike from all papers filed in a canse tbe name of an attorney not admitted by law to practice in tbis state; and to strike from tbe files in tbe ease a brief couched in language disrespectful to tbe court and court officers, and unbecoming an attorney, wbicb motion was sustained.
1Opinion of the Court
BUDGE, J.-
— W. B. Mitchell appeared in the district court
of the eighth judicial district as an attorney in the case wherein W. A. Anderson was plaintiff and Andrew Coolin, W. B. Mitchell, trustee, E. H. Berg, trustee, Charles W. Beardmore and Washington Trust Co., a corporation, were defendants. An appeal from the judgment in said cause is now pending in this court, in which the said W. B. Mitchell appears as attorney for the respondents, in whose behalf he prepared, filed and served upon counsel for the appellants a brief in said cause. On May 1st, 1915, counsel for appellant filed a motion…
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