In Re Julian
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Per curiam
The Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Discipline has found respondent, a member of the Bar since 1966, guilty of professional misconduct and has recommended that he be publicly reprimanded. The matter is now before the Court under a rule requiring him to show cause why the findings of the Board should not be confirmed and such disciplinary order issued as the Court may deem proper. In his return, respondent does not question the factual findings of the Board and raises no objection to the disciplinary penalty recommended.
We agree that the actions of respondent, as shown by the record,…
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