In Re Craven
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion
This case is one calling for the exercise of our original jurisdiction. It presents the question whether Thomas V. Craven, a member of the New Orleans bar, should be disbarred by the striking of his name from the roll of attorneys, authorized to practice law before the courts of this state. The same cause of action was before us on exceptions on two prior occasions. In re Craven, 169 La. 555, 125 So. 591; In the Matter of Craven, decided December 1, 1930.
The petition for disbarment was filed by the disbarment committee, appointed under rule 20 of this court. It charges that Craven, who was…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- In Re CravenSupreme Court of Louisiana · 1929