In re Wilson

The respondent, in answer to a charge of professional misconduct, admits that on March 29, 1932, in opposition to a motion made at Special Term, Part I, of the Supreme Court, New York county, to punish one William J. Flynn for contempt in refusing to testify as a witness before the Joint Legislative Committee in the Matter of the Investigation of the Various Departments of the Government of the City of New York, he prepared and submitted to the court an affidavit and statement of said Flynn, which contained-irrelevant and scandalous matter concerning the counsel of the Joint Legislative…