In re Gomes
United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
TERRENCE L. MICHAEL, CHIEF JUDGE
"..., but at the length truth will out. "1
It is an oft-stated maxim that attorneys are "officers of the court." What exactly does it mean to be an "officer of the court?" Is it enough for an attorney to obtain a desired result for his or her client, even if they mislead, fail to fully inform, or violate rules of the Court in the process? Is a United States Bankruptcy Court a place where, when it comes to the areas of attorney conduct and non-disclosure, no harm equals no foul? Does ignorance of the law excuse misconduct? All of these questions are raised in the…
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