In Re the Disbarment of Bolin
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBridges, J.
The Attorney General, by complaint, charged Charles F. Bolin with being guilty of acts unbecoming an attorney at law and involving moral turpitude, and asked his disbarment. The state board of law examiners, performing the duty devolving upon it by statute, heard testimony and has submitted it to this court with its recommendations.
The complaint is based on several distinct grounds or causes of action. It would serve no useful purpose for us to here give in detail all the various charges or the evidence supporting or denying them. Suffice it to say that with very great care we have read and…
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