In Re Weber
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
FOURNET, Justice.
This original proceeding was instituted by the State Bar of Louisiana upon the recommendation of its Board of Governors on August 8, 1939, seeking to have Dudley L. Weber suspended from practicing law in this state on the ground that he had “knowingly attempted to secure a divorce for non-residents of Louisiana in the State of Louisiana, contrary to law * * * and knowingly used the testimony of suborned and perjured witnesses to this end.” His actions in this respect were alleged to have grown out of the case of Rita Dingco v. Lorenzo Dingeo.
Appearing in his own behalf, the…
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