Griffith v. State Bar

THE COURT.

The local administrative committee of The State Bar in Los Angeles, recommended that petitioner, an attorney licensed to practice law in this state, be disbarred after finding against him on charges of misconduct as alleged in three counts. The Board of Governors of The State Bar adopted (with some exceptions) the findings of the committee and recommended suspension for two years.

The committee found that petitioner was admitted to practice law in this state on November 15, 1932. As to the first count, that petitioner permitted, aided and abetted Willie Hawkins, a person not licensed…