Holt v. State Bar Grievance Board
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWilliams, J.
(for reversal). This case involves three problems of considerable importance and impact on the administration of justice in this state. The first problem, as appears chronologically, is the proper taking of a guilty plea, illustrating once again the necessity for a lucid and comprehensive court rule, and adherence to it. The second problem raises the crucial question as to the quality of legal service a client can justifiably expect from his attorney. The third problem poses consideration as to what the State Bar Grievance Board upon complaint is, and should be, doing to determine whether the…
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