In re Levi

Mr. Levi was found to have prevaricated before the Maryland Character Committee. By the time he got before the Maryland State Board, he had apparently profited by his experience before the Committee. His change of attitude and approach brought success. However, the Board made a de novo determination; it did not purport to review the Committee’s findings or find them erroneous or unsupported. So those findings, particularly as to the lack of credibility, remain to stain his moral fitness to practice law in the District of Columbia.

Should Mr. Levi see fit to pursue a Rule 46(f) hearing, I…