In re Apollo
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
By decision entered March 7, 1997 (Matter of Apollo, 237 AD2d 731), this Court temporarily suspended respondent from practice for an indefinite period after petitioner, the Committee on Professional Standards, moved to reciprocally suspend him because of his temporary suspension in New Jersey or, alternatively, to suspend respondent on the ground of mental incapacity. Respondent was admitted to practice in New Jersey in 1967 and has maintained his law office in that jurisdiction. He was admitted to practice in New York by this Court in 1983.
Petitioner now moves to reciprocally discipline…
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