In the Disciplinary Matter Involving Schuler
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
COMPTON, Justice.
I. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND
Bryan E. Schuler, while employed as a District Attorney for the State of Alaska in Bethel, “enter[ed] the Alaska Commercial Company Store in Bethel, and plaee[d] several cassette tapes in a day-pack [he] was carrying. [He] did intend to leave the store without paying for them.”
Upon perceiving that store employees were observing him, Schuler abandoned the day-pack. He went home after a store employee told him not to return to the store. Later, Schuler was requested to come to the police station. After consultation with counsel, he…
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