People v. Pilgrim
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Per curiam
In this attorney discipline case a complaint was filed with the Colorado Supreme Court Grievance Committee (the Committee) charging respondent, William G. Pilgrim, with professional misconduct resulting from his convictions of two offenses against the United States. A hearing board of the Committee unanimously recommended that respondent be disbarred for his misconduct, and a hearing panel of the Committee unanimously approved the recommendation. We agree that respondent's professional misconduct warrants disbarment.
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Respondent was admitted to the Bar of Colorado on September 29, 1964. He…
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