Lawyer Disciplinary Bd. v. Campbell

In a blatant violation of her professional ethics, the respondent lawyer had sexual relations with a client whom she was court-appointed to represent in two cases pertaining to the client's alleged sexual misconduct.1 In written stipulations and during her sworn testimony before the Hearing Panel Subcommittee ("subcommittee") of the Lawyer Disciplinary Board, the respondent admitted that she violated the multiple Rules of Professional Conduct specified in the Statement of Charges.2 She even agreed to a sixty-day suspension of her law license. Nonetheless, the subcommittee and the majority of…