State v. Barto

In recent years in a number of cases this court has had occasion to consider the necessary moral qualifications of those seeking a license to practice law or to continue in the practice where license has already been granted.1 It is not necessary for us to restate the matters set forth and fully considered in these cases. When a person enters upon the practice of the law he thereby assumes certain duties and obligations and is required to conform to certain standards in three principal relations: (1st) in his *331relation to his client; (2d) his relation to the- courts and fellow practitioners;…