In Re Mann
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Calhoun, President:
The question presented for decision in this case is whether the license of Fletcher W. Mann to practice law should be annulled or suspended because of his having been convicted of a felony. The manner in which the case came before this Court will be stated subsequently in this opinion.
Article VI, Part E., Sections 23 and 24 of the ByLaws of the West Virginia State Bar, (which hereafter in this opinion may be referred to merely as Section 23 and Section 24), so far as pertinent to this case, are as follows:
“23. Any court in which any attorney shall be convicted of any crime…
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