State v. MacIntyre

In disciplinary proceedings brought against members of the legal profession, as in other types of actions, the similarly situated are to be treated similarly. However, each such proceeding appears to bring special factors and individual characteristics, distinguishing it, in degree if not in kind, from earlier proceedings of a generally similar nature. This is certainly true in this proceeding.

Here we deal with an attorney who was convicted, on his plea of nolo contendere in the federal court of wil-fully and knowingly attempting to evade and defeat the payment of a part of his federal income…