In re Tucker

I concur fully in the Court’s opinion, and particularly in the Court’s rejection of Tucker’s contention that his suspension by a federal bankruptcy court as a result of the same misconduct should qualify as a mitigating factor in determining the discipline that this Court should impose. As the Court indicates, a few years ago we clarified that the imposition of a criminal penalty relating to the same *359conduct at issue in a disciplinary matter should not be viewed as a mitigating factor. See In the Matter of Levin, 289 Ga. 170, 175 (709 SE2d 808) (2011). Levin relied on my concurring opinion in…