In Re Disciplinary Proceedings Against Haberman
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Per curiam
Motion for reconsideration; reconsideration denied.
On December 16, 1985, the respondent in this disciplinary proceeding, Donald C. Haberman, filed a motion for reconsideration of the court's November 26, 1985 decision suspending his license to practice law in Wisconsin for two years for unprofessional conduct. In his motion, the respondent contended he was denied due process in the disciplinary proceeding by reason of the referee's having struck his answer to the complaint and having conducted the proceeding as a default in response to the respondent's persistent refusal to submit to…
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